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unsuperstitious

unsuperstitious adjective: not superstitious.

Adjective

unsuperstitious (comparative more unsuperstitious, superlative most unsuperstitious)

  1. Not superstitious.
    • It served me right, because as an unreligious, unsuperstitious, un-New-Age secular cynic, I ought to know that miracles do not happen, just random events that usually end badly.2007 May 4, Annie Korzen, “The (Vintage) Shirt Off Her Back”, in New York Times

Forms of unsuperstitious

comparativemore unsuperstitious
superlativemost unsuperstitious

Origin of unsuperstitious

From un- + superstitious.

Words formed from unsuperstitious

Questions about unsuperstitious

What does unsuperstitious mean?
Unsuperstitious means not superstitious.
What part of speech is unsuperstitious?
Unsuperstitious is an adjective.

Words near unsuperstitious in the dictionary

  1. unsuperposable
  2. unsuperposed
  3. unsuperscribed
  4. unsuperscripted
  5. unsuperseded
  6. unsuperstitious
  7. unsuperstitiously
  8. unsupervisable
  9. unsupervised
  10. unsupervisedly
  11. unsupervized

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