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unwonderful

unwonderful adjective: not wonderful; unpleasant or sordid.

Adjective

unwonderful (comparative more unwonderful, superlative most unwonderful)

  1. Not wonderful; unpleasant or sordid.
    • Then, there is the sad, unwonderful case of Loew’s Kings in Flatbush, Brooklyn, where Barbra Streisand was once a regular moviegoer.2007 March 11, Christopher Gray, “The Kings Is Dead! Long Live the Kings!”, in New York Times

Forms of unwonderful

comparativemore unwonderful
superlativemost unwonderful

Origin of unwonderful

From un- + wonderful.

Questions about unwonderful

What does unwonderful mean?
Unwonderful means not wonderful; unpleasant or sordid.
What part of speech is unwonderful?
Unwonderful is an adjective.

Words near unwonderful in the dictionary

  1. unwombs
  2. unwomen
  3. unwon
  4. unwonder
  5. unwondered
  6. unwonderful
  7. unwondering
  8. unwonderingly
  9. unwonders
  10. unwont
  11. unwonted

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