unpolicemanly
unpolicemanly adjective: unbefitting or uncharacteristic of a policeman.
Adjective
unpolicemanly (comparative more unpolicemanly, superlative most unpolicemanly)
- Unbefitting or uncharacteristic of a policeman
- He was being unpolicemanly. “I can't believe he'd commit suicide. And why should it be an accident? He was perfectly steady on his pins.”2007, Robert Barnard, A Fall from Grace: A Novel of Suspense, page 109
Forms of unpolicemanly
| comparative | more unpolicemanly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unpolicemanly |
Origin of unpolicemanly
From un- + policemanly.
Questions about unpolicemanly
- What does unpolicemanly mean?
- Unpolicemanly means unbefitting or uncharacteristic of a policeman.
- What part of speech is unpolicemanly?
- Unpolicemanly is an adjective.
Words near unpolicemanly in the dictionary
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