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unreadably

unreadably adverb: in an unreadable way.

Adverb

unreadably (comparative more unreadably, superlative most unreadably)

  1. In an unreadable way.
    • The instruction manual was unreadably complicated.
    • Ms Crabb wrote that she had been at an event with Federal MP Paul Fletcher and “he didn’t know about Kate ... he responded to the news a bit unreadably”.2021 June 26, “‘Strange dude’: Court reveals texts between Annabel Crabb and friend of Porter accuser”, in The Brisbane Times

Forms of unreadably

comparativemore unreadably
superlativemost unreadably

Origin of unreadably

From unreadable + -ly.

Questions about unreadably

What does unreadably mean?
Unreadably means in an unreadable way.
What part of speech is unreadably?
Unreadably is an adverb.

Words near unreadably in the dictionary

  1. unreacts
  2. unread
  3. unreadability
  4. unreadable
  5. unreadableness
  6. unreadably
  7. unreaderly
  8. unreadied
  9. unreadier
  10. unreadiest
  11. unreadily

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