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unrestable

unrestable adjective: that cannot be rested.

Adjective

unrestable (not comparable)

  1. That cannot be rested.
    • The mind of Dr. Z., however, proved to be unrestable. It got some respite in making tables and cabinets but, first thing he knew, they had all kinds of machinery inside them.1952, Marie Beynon Lyons Ray, The Best Years of Your Life, page 211

Origin of unrestable

From un- + rest + -able.

Questions about unrestable

What does unrestable mean?
Unrestable means that cannot be rested.
What part of speech is unrestable?
Unrestable is an adjective.

Words near unrestable in the dictionary

  1. unresponsive
  2. unresponsively
  3. unresponsiveness
  4. unresponsivity
  5. unrest
  6. unrestable
  7. unrested
  8. unrestful
  9. unrestfully
  10. unrestfulness
  11. unresting

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