unsheeplike
unsheeplike adjective: not sheeplike.
Adjective
unsheeplike (comparative more unsheeplike, superlative most unsheeplike)
- Not sheeplike.
- Then another ewe started to behave in a way that was most unsheeplike and, for a while anyway, I thought it rather impressive.1999, Adam Nicolson, Perch Hill: a new life
- I went barefoot to the practice field: six enclosed acres of coarse grass, chewed earth, and horse droppings, where a few unkempt sheep wandered, badly shorn and painted in unsheeplike colors each year by teams of students.2001, Roberta A. MacAvoy, Lens of the World
Forms of unsheeplike
| comparative | more unsheeplike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unsheeplike |
Origin of unsheeplike
From un- + sheeplike.
Questions about unsheeplike
- What does unsheeplike mean?
- Unsheeplike means not sheeplike.
- What part of speech is unsheeplike?
- Unsheeplike is an adjective.
Words near unsheeplike in the dictionary
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