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unideological

unideological adjective: not ideological.

Adjective

unideological (comparative more unideological, superlative most unideological)

  1. Not ideological.
    • It is the Provisionals, violent, unideological and relatively strong, who have carried out most of the bombing and terror campaigns in recent years.1975 May 10, Bernard Weinraub, “The Troubles Never End For the I.R.A.”, in The New York Times

Forms of unideological

comparativemore unideological
superlativemost unideological

Origin of unideological

From un- + ideological.

Words formed from unideological

Questions about unideological

What does unideological mean?
Unideological means not ideological.
What part of speech is unideological?
Unideological is an adjective.

Words near unideological in the dictionary

  1. unidentified submerged object
  2. unidentified submerged objects
  3. unidentifiedness
  4. unidentifying
  5. unideographic
  6. unideological
  7. unideologically
  8. unidexterity
  9. unidextral
  10. unidextrality
  11. unidextrous

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