unpianistic
unpianistic adjective: not pianistic; unsuitable to piano-playing.
Adjective
unpianistic (comparative more unpianistic, superlative most unpianistic)
- Not pianistic; unsuitable to piano-playing.
- She added, “There is nothing unpianistic about the work.”2015 September 2, Vivien Schweitzer, “Annie Gosfield, Scoring the Music of Machines”, in New York Times
Forms of unpianistic
| comparative | more unpianistic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unpianistic |
Origin of unpianistic
From un- + pianistic.
Questions about unpianistic
- What does unpianistic mean?
- Unpianistic means not pianistic; unsuitable to piano-playing.
- What part of speech is unpianistic?
- Unpianistic is an adjective.
Words near unpianistic in the dictionary
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