unrhymed
unrhymed adjective: having no rhyme. Also the simple past and past participle of unrhyme.
Adjective
unrhymed (comparative more unrhymed, superlative most unrhymed)
- Having no rhyme.
Also used as
unrhymed is also the simple past and past participle of unrhyme.
Forms of unrhymed
| comparative | more unrhymed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unrhymed |
Origin of unrhymed
From un- + rhymed.
Questions about unrhymed
- What does unrhymed mean?
- Unrhymed means having no rhyme.
- What part of speech is unrhymed?
- Unrhymed is an adjective.
Words near unrhymed in the dictionary
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