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unevictable

unevictable adjective: unable to be evicted.

Adjective

unevictable (comparative more unevictable, superlative most unevictable)

  1. Unable to be evicted.
    • […] unevictable holdovers from times past when fecund nonnatives were employed as planters.2021, Chadd VanZanten, On Fly-Fishing the Bear River Watershed, page 22

Forms of unevictable

comparativemore unevictable
superlativemost unevictable

Origin of unevictable

From un- + evictable.

Questions about unevictable

What does unevictable mean?
Unevictable means unable to be evicted.
What part of speech is unevictable?
Unevictable is an adjective.

Words near unevictable in the dictionary

  1. uneventful
  2. uneventfully
  3. uneventfulness
  4. unevents
  5. uneverted
  6. unevictable
  7. unevicted
  8. unevidenced
  9. unevident
  10. unevidential
  11. unevil

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