unrubbish
unrubbish adjective: not rubbish; good or acceptable.
Adjective
unrubbish (comparative more unrubbish, superlative most unrubbish)
- Not rubbish; good or acceptable.
- […] they manage to land someone decidedly unrubbish to spend their lives with.2009, Paul Robert Smith, Up a Tree in the Park at Night with a Hedgehog, page 24
- So that's why I just sent a rubbish little nothing-note (not to be confused with the very unrubbish Notes with a big N).2020, Inky Willis, Magical Muddles: Book 2
Forms of unrubbish
| comparative | more unrubbish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unrubbish |
Origin of unrubbish
un- + rubbish
Questions about unrubbish
- What does unrubbish mean?
- Unrubbish means not rubbish; good or acceptable.
- What part of speech is unrubbish?
- Unrubbish is an adjective.
Words near unrubbish in the dictionary
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