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unresistible

unresistible adjective: irresistible.

Adjective

unresistible (comparative more unresistible, superlative most unresistible)

  1. (archaic) irresistible
    • the unresistible force and conquests of some Nations over others whom they very much surmounted in Strength, Courage, and Numbersa. 1700 (date written), William Temple, Miscellanea. (please specify |part=1 to 3), London

Forms of unresistible

comparativemore unresistible
superlativemost unresistible

Origin of unresistible

From un- + resistible.

Words formed from unresistible

Questions about unresistible

What does unresistible mean?
Unresistible means irresistible.
What part of speech is unresistible?
Unresistible is an adjective.

Words near unresistible in the dictionary

  1. unresistance
  2. unresistant
  3. unresistantly
  4. unresisted
  5. unresistedly
  6. unresistible
  7. unresistibleness
  8. unresistibly
  9. unresisting
  10. unresistingly
  11. unresistingness

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