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uninstructing

uninstructing adjective: uninstructive.

Adjective

uninstructing (comparative more uninstructing, superlative most uninstructing)

  1. Uninstructive.
    • The sequel is not uninstructing, more especially to our agriculturists.1823, Basilica of Saint Peter, A Voice from St. Peter's and St. Paul's, page 32

Forms of uninstructing

comparativemore uninstructing
superlativemost uninstructing

Origin of uninstructing

From un- + instructing.

Questions about uninstructing

What does uninstructing mean?
Uninstructing means uninstructive.
What part of speech is uninstructing?
Uninstructing is an adjective.

Words near uninstructing in the dictionary

  1. uninstructable
  2. uninstructed
  3. uninstructedly
  4. uninstructedness
  5. uninstructible
  6. uninstructing
  7. uninstructive
  8. uninstructively
  9. uninstructiveness
  10. uninstrumental
  11. uninstrumented

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