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unreverable

unreverable adjective: unfit to be revered; unworthy of reverence.

Adjective

unreverable (comparative more unreverable, superlative most unreverable)

  1. Unfit to be revered; unworthy of reverence.
    • When Keats fired back a stray shot at that unreverable shade, tricked in phantasmal powder and immaterial peruke, he knew not it was an elder brother's wrong that he avenged...1915, Algernon Charles Swinburne, Théophile, page 29

Forms of unreverable

comparativemore unreverable
superlativemost unreverable

Origin of unreverable

From un- + reverable.

Questions about unreverable

What does unreverable mean?
Unreverable means unfit to be revered; unworthy of reverence.
What part of speech is unreverable?
Unreverable is an adjective.

Words near unreverable in the dictionary

  1. unrevengeful
  2. unrevengefully
  3. unrevengefulness
  4. unrevenging
  5. unrevenued
  6. unreverable
  7. unreverberated
  8. unrevered
  9. unreverence
  10. unreverenced
  11. unreverend

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