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unrecurable

unrecurable adjective: not recurable.

Adjective

unrecurable (comparative more unrecurable, superlative most unrecurable)

  1. Not recurable.
    • An vnrecurable dyshonoure were yt vnto yow, from hens fourth to be led blynde felde of these bushardes in the darke.1546, Iohan Bale, The Actes of Englysh Votaryes Comprehendynge Their Vnchast Practyses and Examples by All Ages, from the Worldes Begynnynge to Thys Present Yeare, Collected out of Their Owne...
    • Now is he gone fourth, into the desart place, / With the holy Ghost, hys offyce to begynne. / Where Sathan the deuyll, with hys assaultes apace, / With colours of craft, and manye a subtyle gynne, / Wyll vndermynde hym, yet nothynge shall he wynne, / But shame and rebuke, in the conclusyon fynall...[1547?], Iohan Bale, A Brefe Comedy or Enterlude Concernynge the Temptacyon of Our Lorde and Sauer Iesus Christ, by Sathan in the Desart, [Wesel]: [Dirik van der Straten]

Forms of unrecurable

comparativemore unrecurable
superlativemost unrecurable

Origin of unrecurable

From Middle English on-recurabyll, un-recurabyl; equivalent to un- + recurable.

Questions about unrecurable

What does unrecurable mean?
Unrecurable means not recurable.
What part of speech is unrecurable?
Unrecurable is an adjective.

Words near unrecurable in the dictionary

  1. unrectified
  2. unrecumbent
  3. unrecuperable
  4. unrecuperably
  5. unrecuperated
  6. unrecurable
  7. unrecuring
  8. unrecurrent
  9. unrecurring
  10. unrecurved
  11. unrecuse

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