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unstubborn

unstubborn adjective: not stubborn.

Adjective

unstubborn (comparative more unstubborn, superlative most unstubborn)

  1. Not stubborn.
    • His route henceforth was beyond the farthest bound set up by De Monts and Champlain and into a country of deep, mellow, unstubborn soil, fit for human occupancy and habitation.1904, Charles Elventon Nash, Martha Ballard, The History of Augusta, page 7

Forms of unstubborn

comparativemore unstubborn
superlativemost unstubborn

Origin of unstubborn

From un- + stubborn.

Questions about unstubborn

What does unstubborn mean?
Unstubborn means not stubborn.
What part of speech is unstubborn?
Unstubborn is an adjective.

Words near unstubborn in the dictionary

  1. unstruggling
  2. unstrung
  3. unstrungness
  4. unstubbed
  5. unstubbled
  6. unstubborn
  7. unstuccoed
  8. unstuck
  9. unstudded
  10. unstudentized
  11. unstudiable

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