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unviolate

unviolate adjective: synonym of inviolate.

Adjective

unviolate (comparative more unviolate, superlative most unviolate)

  1. (obsolete) Synonym of inviolate.
    • The retaining their Honour untouch'd, unviolate by any creature, and presenting to the Honour of Christianity a Supremacy unprostitute, is the true Glory done by Christian Princes to Christianity.1683, Thomas Beverley, The Principles of Protestant Truth and Peace, page 24
    Synonyms:
    inviolate

Synonyms of unviolate

Forms of unviolate

comparativemore unviolate
superlativemost unviolate

Origin of unviolate

From un- + violate (adjective), after Latin inviolātus.

Questions about unviolate

What does unviolate mean?
Unviolate means synonym of inviolate.
What part of speech is unviolate?
Unviolate is an adjective.

Words near unviolate in the dictionary

  1. unvindictiveness
  2. unvinegared
  3. unvintageable
  4. unvintaged
  5. unviolable
  6. unviolate
  7. unviolated
  8. unviolation
  9. unviolations
  10. unviolent
  11. unvirgin

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