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unmasterably

unmasterably adverb: such that it cannot be mastered or perfected.

Adverb

unmasterably (comparative more unmasterably, superlative most unmasterably)

  1. Such that it cannot be mastered or perfected.
    • an almost unmasterably difficult piano composition
  2. Such that it cannot be mastered, controlled, or governed.
    • His temper rose up unmasterably.

Forms of unmasterably

comparativemore unmasterably
superlativemost unmasterably

Origin of unmasterably

From unmasterable + -ly.

Questions about unmasterably

What does unmasterably mean?
Unmasterably means such that it cannot be mastered or perfected.
What part of speech is unmasterably?
Unmasterably is an adverb.

Words near unmasterably in the dictionary

  1. unmassive
  2. unmast
  3. unmasted
  4. unmaster
  5. unmasterable
  6. unmasterably
  7. unmastered
  8. unmasterful
  9. unmasterfully
  10. unmastering
  11. unmasters

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