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unfeeble

unfeeble adjective: not feeble.

Adjective

unfeeble (comparative more unfeeble, superlative most unfeeble)

  1. Not feeble.
    • This, I feel, is the key to my unfeeble longevity: more than twenty-five thousand days on this earth and no complaints.2002, Eartha Kitt, Rejuvenate! (It's Never Too Late), page 18

Forms of unfeeble

comparativemore unfeeble
superlativemost unfeeble

Origin of unfeeble

From un- + feeble.

Questions about unfeeble

What does unfeeble mean?
Unfeeble means not feeble.
What part of speech is unfeeble?
Unfeeble is an adjective.

Words near unfeeble in the dictionary

  1. unfederal
  2. unfederalized
  3. unfederated
  4. unfedness
  5. unfeds
  6. unfeeble
  7. unfeed
  8. unfeedable
  9. unfeeding
  10. unfeel
  11. unfeelable

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