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ungrievable

ungrievable adjective: that cannot be grieved.

Adjective

ungrievable (comparative more ungrievable, superlative most ungrievable)

  1. That cannot be grieved.
  2. Not forming (or not able to form) a basis for a grievance (complaint).
    • […] grievance resolution process […] ungrievable issues. […]1990, EMT Associates (Sacramento, Calif.), Independent Evaluation of the Ward Grievance Procedure: Final Report

Forms of ungrievable

comparativemore ungrievable
superlativemost ungrievable

Origin of ungrievable

From un- + grievable.

Questions about ungrievable

What does ungrievable mean?
Ungrievable means that cannot be grieved.
What part of speech is ungrievable?
Ungrievable is an adjective.

Words near ungrievable in the dictionary

  1. ungrey
  2. ungreyed
  3. ungridded
  4. ungridlocked
  5. ungrief
  6. ungrievable
  7. ungrieve
  8. ungrieved
  9. ungrieves
  10. ungrieving
  11. ungrievingly

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