untemptably
untemptably adverb: so as not to be tempted.
Adverb
untemptably (comparative more untemptably, superlative most untemptably)
- So as not to be tempted.
Forms of untemptably
| comparative | more untemptably |
|---|---|
| superlative | most untemptably |
Origin of untemptably
From untemptable + -ly.
Questions about untemptably
- What does untemptably mean?
- Untemptably means so as not to be tempted.
- What part of speech is untemptably?
- Untemptably is an adverb.
Words near untemptably in the dictionary
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