unsequeled
unsequeled adjective: without a sequel or recurrence.
Adjective
unsequeled (not comparable)
- Without a sequel or recurrence.
- […] if Life be a cheating dream, and virtue as unmeaning and unsequeled with any blessing as the midnight mirth of wine […]1852, Herman Melville, Pierre; or The Ambiguities
Forms of unsequeled
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Origin of unsequeled
un- + sequel + -ed
Questions about unsequeled
- What does unsequeled mean?
- Unsequeled means without a sequel or recurrence.
- What part of speech is unsequeled?
- Unsequeled is an adjective.
Words near unsequeled in the dictionary
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