unfudgeable
unfudgeable adjective: not fudgeable.
Adjective
unfudgeable (comparative more unfudgeable, superlative most unfudgeable)
- Not fudgeable.
- Where there are more unfudgeable differences on the BBC’s future is on its aspiration to be a universal service, whereas John Whittingdale, the culture and media secretary, thinks it should be “narrower and more targeted”.2015 July 19, Anne McElvoy, “The BBC is being asked to defend its funding and it doesn’t like it”, in The Observer
Forms of unfudgeable
| comparative | more unfudgeable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unfudgeable |
Origin of unfudgeable
From un- + fudgeable.
Questions about unfudgeable
- What does unfudgeable mean?
- Unfudgeable means not fudgeable.
- What part of speech is unfudgeable?
- Unfudgeable is an adjective.
Words near unfudgeable in the dictionary
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