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unproved

unproved adjective: not proved. Also the simple past and past participle of unprove.

Adjective

unproved (comparative more unproved, superlative most unproved)

  1. (UK) Not proved.

Also used as

unproved is also the simple past and past participle of unprove.

Forms of unproved

comparativemore unproved
superlativemost unproved
alternative formunproven

Origin of unproved

From un- + proved.

Words formed from unproved

Questions about unproved

What does unproved mean?
Unproved means not proved.
What part of speech is unproved?
Unproved is an adjective.

Words near unproved in the dictionary

  1. unprovable
  2. unprovableness
  3. unprovably
  4. unprove
  5. unproveable
  6. unproved
  7. unprovedness
  8. unproven
  9. unprovenanced
  10. unprovenienced
  11. unprovenly

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