unvettable
unvettable adjective: not vettable.
Adjective
unvettable (comparative more unvettable, superlative most unvettable)
- Not vettable.
- There are dangers from modern forms of piracy, from aging, decrepit vessels that fly flags of convenience and endure only lax inspections, from unqualified or unvettable crews, and from virtually undetectable terrorism.2005, Magazine, volume 4, number 8
Forms of unvettable
| comparative | more unvettable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unvettable |
Origin of unvettable
From un- + vettable.
Questions about unvettable
- What does unvettable mean?
- Unvettable means not vettable.
- What part of speech is unvettable?
- Unvettable is an adjective.
Words near unvettable in the dictionary
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