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unsavvy

unsavvy adjective: not savvy.

Adjective

unsavvy (comparative more unsavvy, superlative most unsavvy)

  1. Not savvy.
    • Even an unsavvy consumer can see a benefit in snatching free products.2009 August 30, Damon Darlin, “Using ‘Free’ to Turn a Profit”, in New York Times

Forms of unsavvy

comparativemore unsavvy
superlativemost unsavvy

Origin of unsavvy

From un- + savvy.

Questions about unsavvy

What does unsavvy mean?
Unsavvy means not savvy.
What part of speech is unsavvy?
Unsavvy is an adjective.

Words near unsavvy in the dictionary

  1. unsavory
  2. unsavoured
  3. unsavourily
  4. unsavouriness
  5. unsavoury
  6. unsavvy
  7. unsaw
  8. unsawable
  9. unsawed
  10. unsawn
  11. unsay

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