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unvicious

unvicious adjective: not vicious.

Adjective

unvicious (comparative more unvicious, superlative most unvicious)

  1. Not vicious.
    • […] dirty little street Arab as he was, there was something in the bright eye and brisk manner of the neglected boy that was very remarkable — a gay unvicious spirit that no surrounding misery and gloom could crush […]1865, Henry James Byron, Paid in full, page 164

Forms of unvicious

comparativemore unvicious
superlativemost unvicious

Origin of unvicious

From un- + vicious.

Words formed from unvicious

Words that rhyme with unvicious

18 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about unvicious

What does unvicious mean?
Unvicious means not vicious.
What part of speech is unvicious?
Unvicious is an adjective.

Words near unvicious in the dictionary

  1. unvicared
  2. unvicaring
  3. unvicarious
  4. unvicariously
  5. unvicars
  6. unvicious
  7. unviciously
  8. unvictimizable
  9. unvictimized
  10. unvictimlike
  11. unvictorian

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