unfairminded
unfairminded adjective: not fair-minded.
Adjective
unfairminded (comparative more unfairminded, superlative most unfairminded)
- Not fair-minded.
- It is not unfairminded to estimate a first-class high school or academic training equal to a capital of five thousand and a first-class collegiate education equal to a capital of ten thousand dollars.1887, The Iowa Normal Monthly, volume 11, page 372
- It is, in essence, a highly conservative book, although it puts forward no propositions, and does not seem unfairminded in its descriptions of British life in the 1960s.1996, S. S. Agarwalla, Angus Wilson and His Works, page 151
Forms of unfairminded
| comparative | more unfairminded |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unfairminded |
Words formed from unfairminded
Questions about unfairminded
- What does unfairminded mean?
- Unfairminded means not fair-minded.
- What part of speech is unfairminded?
- Unfairminded is an adjective.
Words near unfairminded in the dictionary
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