unvictimlike
unvictimlike adjective: not victimlike.
Adjective
unvictimlike (comparative more unvictimlike, superlative most unvictimlike)
- Not victimlike.
- Likewise, Joan Nelson in her hands-on self defense practice book, Self Defense, Steps to Success, recommends projecting “an unvictimlike, confident and vigilant demeanor” in order to discourage attackers from selecting you.2011 August 11, “Body Language and Usage in Self Defense”, in Warrior Mind Coach, archived from the original on 18 Apr 2024
Forms of unvictimlike
| comparative | more unvictimlike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unvictimlike |
Origin of unvictimlike
From un- + victimlike.
Questions about unvictimlike
- What does unvictimlike mean?
- Unvictimlike means not victimlike.
- What part of speech is unvictimlike?
- Unvictimlike is an adjective.
Words near unvictimlike in the dictionary
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