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untedious

untedious adjective: not tedious; interesting.

Adjective

untedious (comparative more untedious, superlative most untedious)

  1. (rare) Not tedious; interesting.
    • Even his dreams, of which he recounts a good half dozen (one involving Alan Bennett, another involving Roger Moore), are surprisingly untedious.2007 February 18, Jim Holt, “Self Centered”, in New York Times

Forms of untedious

comparativemore untedious
superlativemost untedious

Origin of untedious

From un- + tedious.

Questions about untedious

What does untedious mean?
Untedious means not tedious; interesting.
What part of speech is untedious?
Untedious is an adjective.

Words near untedious in the dictionary

  1. untechnicality
  2. untechnically
  3. untechy
  4. untectonized
  5. untedded
  6. untedious
  7. unteeming
  8. unteethed
  9. unteetotal
  10. untelegenic
  11. untelegraphed

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