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unelectably

unelectably adverb: to such an extent that one is unelectable.

Adverb

unelectably (comparative more unelectably, superlative most unelectably)

  1. To such an extent that one is unelectable
    • Thatcher won her three elections […] because she was seen as being closest to the center, in contrast to an unelectably left-wing Labor Party.2009 January 18, Stephen Pollard, “Thatcher’s Legacy”, in New York Times

Forms of unelectably

comparativemore unelectably
superlativemost unelectably

Origin of unelectably

From unelectable + -ly.

Questions about unelectably

What does unelectably mean?
Unelectably means to such an extent that one is unelectable.
What part of speech is unelectably?
Unelectably is an adverb.

Words near unelectably in the dictionary

  1. unelderly
  2. unelect
  3. unelectability
  4. unelectable
  5. unelectables
  6. unelectably
  7. unelected
  8. unelectedness
  9. unelecting
  10. unelection
  11. unelections

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