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unsignifiability

unsignifiability noun: the quality of being unsignifiable.

Noun

unsignifiability (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being unsignifiable.
    • The last part of this chapter will be concerned with the war period (1939–45) and its unsignifiability after the war, as well as production during Vichy and its relationship to the National Revolution.2006, Susan Hayward, French National Cinema

Origin of unsignifiability

From unsignifiable + -ity.

Questions about unsignifiability

What does unsignifiability mean?
Unsignifiability means the quality of being unsignifiable.
What part of speech is unsignifiability?
Unsignifiability is a noun.

Words near unsignifiability in the dictionary

  1. unsignatured
  2. unsigned
  3. unsignedness
  4. unsigneds
  5. unsigneted
  6. unsignifiability
  7. unsignifiable
  8. unsignificance
  9. unsignificant
  10. unsignificative
  11. unsignified

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