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unquibbled

unquibbled adjective: not quibbled over; plain; straightforward.

Adjective

unquibbled (comparative more unquibbled, superlative most unquibbled)

  1. Not quibbled over; plain; straightforward.
    • And there with sword-hilt in his hand, / Its blade laid on a stone, / He sware a clear unquibbled oath, / And made her virtue known.1860, Ancient Danish Ballads, volume 2, page 266
    • The platform adopted consisted of one of the most unquibbled, straight-spoken and unanswerable arraignments of a corrupt administration known to American politics.1902, The Bookman, volume 14, page 187

Forms of unquibbled

comparativemore unquibbled
superlativemost unquibbled

Origin of unquibbled

From un- + quibbled.

Questions about unquibbled

What does unquibbled mean?
Unquibbled means not quibbled over; plain; straightforward.
What part of speech is unquibbled?
Unquibbled is an adjective.

Words near unquibbled in the dictionary

  1. unqueue
  2. unqueued
  3. unqueueing
  4. unqueues
  5. unqueuing
  6. unquibbled
  7. unquibbling
  8. unquibblingly
  9. unquick
  10. unquickened
  11. unquickly

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