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uneathes

uneathes adverb: scarcely, barely; only with difficulty.

Adverb

uneathes (not comparable)

  1. (archaic) Scarcely, barely; only with difficulty.

Origin of uneathes

See uneath.

Questions about uneathes

What does uneathes mean?
Uneathes means scarcely, barely; only with difficulty.
What part of speech is uneathes?
Uneathes is an adverb.

Words near uneathes in the dictionary

  1. uneatable
  2. uneatableness
  3. uneatably
  4. uneaten
  5. uneath
  6. uneathes
  7. uneating
  8. uneats
  9. unebbed
  10. unebbing
  11. unebriate

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