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unmechanical

unmechanical adjective: not mechanical.

Adjective

unmechanical (comparative more unmechanical, superlative most unmechanical)

  1. Not mechanical.
    • 'You must excuse my common way of speaking. I have got into the habit of calling places over which I pass by their unmechanical names.'1909, E.M. Forster, “I”, in The Machine Stops

Forms of unmechanical

comparativemore unmechanical
superlativemost unmechanical

Origin of unmechanical

From un- + mechanical.

Words formed from unmechanical

Questions about unmechanical

What does unmechanical mean?
Unmechanical means not mechanical.
What part of speech is unmechanical?
Unmechanical is an adjective.

Words near unmechanical in the dictionary

  1. unmeasuredly
  2. unmeasuredness
  3. unmeated
  4. unmeaty
  5. unmechanic
  6. unmechanical
  7. unmechanically
  8. unmechanise
  9. unmechanised
  10. unmechanistic
  11. unmechanizable

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