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unprovable

unprovable adjective: that cannot be proved or verified by any test.

Adjective

unprovable (comparative more unprovable, superlative most unprovable)

  1. That cannot be proved or verified by any test.
    Antonyms:
    provable

Antonyms of unprovable

Forms of unprovable

comparativemore unprovable
superlativemost unprovable

Origin of unprovable

From Middle English unprevable, wnprowabil, equivalent to un- + provable and to un- + prove + -able.

Words formed from unprovable

Questions about unprovable

What does unprovable mean?
Unprovable means that cannot be proved or verified by any test.
What part of speech is unprovable?
Unprovable is an adjective.

Words near unprovable in the dictionary

  1. unprotruding
  2. unprotrusive
  3. unproud
  4. unproudly
  5. unprovability
  6. unprovable
  7. unprovableness
  8. unprovably
  9. unprove
  10. unproveable
  11. unproved

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