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unphilological

unphilological adjective: not consistent with historical linguistics.

Adjective

unphilological (comparative more unphilological, superlative most unphilological)

  1. Not consistent with historical linguistics.

Forms of unphilological

comparativemore unphilological
superlativemost unphilological

Origin of unphilological

From un- + philological.

Questions about unphilological

What does unphilological mean?
Unphilological means not consistent with historical linguistics.
What part of speech is unphilological?
Unphilological is an adjective.

Words near unphilological in the dictionary

  1. unphenomenal
  2. unphenotyped
  3. unphilanthropic
  4. unphilanthropical
  5. unphilanthropically
  6. unphilological
  7. unphiloprogenitive
  8. unphilosopher
  9. unphilosophers
  10. unphilosophic
  11. unphilosophical

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