unlucrative
unlucrative adjective: not lucrative.
Adjective
unlucrative (comparative more unlucrative, superlative most unlucrative)
- Not lucrative.
- Julia’s husband, Gitanas, is paying me to produce a profit-making website. It’s actually a lot of fun and not unlucrative.2001, Jonathan Franzen, The Corrections
Forms of unlucrative
| comparative | more unlucrative |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unlucrative |
Origin of unlucrative
From un- + lucrative.
Questions about unlucrative
- What does unlucrative mean?
- Unlucrative means not lucrative.
- What part of speech is unlucrative?
- Unlucrative is an adjective.
Words near unlucrative in the dictionary
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