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unimprovably

unimprovably adverb: in a way that does not allow improvement.

Adverb

unimprovably (not comparable)

  1. In a way that does not allow improvement.
    • The result, a noirish tale of sex and betrayal set in a midwestern garage-diner, hurtles towards its denouement with unimprovably entertaining velocity.2015 July 19, Luke Jennings, “The Car Man review – Matthew Bourne’s smouldering storytelling”, in The Observer

Origin of unimprovably

From unimprovable + -ly.

Questions about unimprovably

What does unimprovably mean?
Unimprovably means in a way that does not allow improvement.
What part of speech is unimprovably?
Unimprovably is an adverb.

Words near unimprovably in the dictionary

  1. unimpropriate
  2. unimpropriated
  3. unimprovability
  4. unimprovable
  5. unimprovableness
  6. unimprovably
  7. unimproved
  8. unimprovement
  9. unimproving
  10. unimprovised
  11. unimpugnability

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