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unlaureled

unlaureled adjective: not crowned with laurel.

Adjective

unlaureled (not comparable)

  1. Not crowned with laurel.
    • In the eyes of the marooned Colonel Wilhoite, who, having missed out on the war, commands the East River island prison that is the setting for “Blankenship,” can be discerned “specters of battles unseen and medals unwon and the slow final ooze of unlaureled retirement.”2009 October 11, Elizabeth D. Samet, “Marine Dreams”, in New York Times

Forms of unlaureled

alternative formunlaurelled

Origin of unlaureled

From un- + laureled.

Questions about unlaureled

What does unlaureled mean?
Unlaureled means not crowned with laurel.
What part of speech is unlaureled?
Unlaureled is an adjective.

Words near unlaureled in the dictionary

  1. unlaunchable
  2. unlaunched
  3. unlaunches
  4. unlaunching
  5. unlaundered
  6. unlaureled
  7. unlaurelled
  8. unlavaged
  9. unlaved
  10. unlaving
  11. unlavish

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