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unprovably

unprovably adverb: in a way that cannot be proven.

Adverb

unprovably (comparative more unprovably, superlative most unprovably)

  1. In a way that cannot be proven.

Forms of unprovably

comparativemore unprovably
superlativemost unprovably

Origin of unprovably

From unprovable + -ly.

Questions about unprovably

What does unprovably mean?
Unprovably means in a way that cannot be proven.
What part of speech is unprovably?
Unprovably is an adverb.

Words near unprovably in the dictionary

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

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