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unrepealable

unrepealable adjective: not repealable.

Adjective

unrepealable (comparative more unrepealable, superlative most unrepealable)

  1. Not repealable.
    • Make these provisions, together with three-fifths representation, unrepealable.1890, John George Nicolay, John Hay, Abraham Lincoln, A History, Volume 2
    • Of the two great poets to whom the world's unrepealable verdict has assigned the foremost place in their several kinds, we know in one case absolutely nothing, and next to nothing in the other.1902, John Lord, Beacon Lights of History, Volume XIII

Forms of unrepealable

comparativemore unrepealable
superlativemost unrepealable

Origin of unrepealable

From un- + repealable.

Words formed from unrepealable

Questions about unrepealable

What does unrepealable mean?
Unrepealable means not repealable.
What part of speech is unrepealable?
Unrepealable is an adjective.

Words near unrepealable in the dictionary

  1. unrepatriable
  2. unrepatriated
  3. unrepayable
  4. unrepeal
  5. unrepealability
  6. unrepealable
  7. unrepealably
  8. unrepealed
  9. unrepealing
  10. unrepeals
  11. unrepeatability

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