unmanufactured
unmanufactured adjective: not manufactured.
Adjective
unmanufactured (not comparable)
- Not manufactured.
- Copper in pig, or unmanufactured, is free of duty, on entry into the United States; its price in the New York market is, at this time (very low), sixteen cents per pound.1851, Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, Personal Memoirs Of A Residence Of Thirty Years With The Indian Tribes On The American Frontiers
- Houses, shops, and buildings of all kinds, produce manufactured and unmanufactured, bridges, ships, railway stations and stock of enormous value will have been destroyed.1915, The War and Democracy
Origin of unmanufactured
From un- + manufactured.
Questions about unmanufactured
- What does unmanufactured mean?
- Unmanufactured means not manufactured.
- What part of speech is unmanufactured?
- Unmanufactured is an adjective.
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