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unguiled

unguiled adjective: guileless; innocent.

Adjective

unguiled (comparative more unguiled, superlative most unguiled)

  1. (archaic, poetic) Guileless; innocent.
    • Oh, that your fields might spread forever green, / Unguiled companions of the birds and flowers!1890, Maurice McKenna, Poems, Rhymes and Verses, page 136

Forms of unguiled

comparativemore unguiled
superlativemost unguiled

Origin of unguiled

From un- + guile + -ed.

Questions about unguiled

What does unguiled mean?
Unguiled means guileless; innocent.
What part of speech is unguiled?
Unguiled is an adjective.

Words near unguiled in the dictionary

  1. unguidedly
  2. unguidedness
  3. unguiding
  4. unguiferous
  5. unguiform
  6. unguiled
  7. unguileful
  8. unguilefully
  9. unguillotined
  10. unguilt
  11. unguilted

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