unvenerable

English

un- +‎ venerable

unvenerable (comparative more unvenerable, superlative most unvenerable)

Not venerable.
- 1843 Thomas Carlyle, Past and Present, book 2, ch. 3, Landlord Edmund
  Sons of God, in opposition to Unjust and Sons of Belial, - which latter indeed are second-oldest, but yet a very unvenerable order.
- 2007 September 30, Pico Iyer, “A View of the Bosporus”, in New York Times‎:
  This gift for taking the urgent issues of the day and presenting them as detective stories that race past like footfalls down an alleyway has made Pamuk the best-selling writer in the history of his native Turkey and the deserving winner of last year’s Nobel Prize in Literature, at the unvenerable age of 54.

单词	unvenerable
释义	unvenerable English Etymology un- +‎ venerable Adjective unvenerable (comparative more unvenerable, superlative most unvenerable) Not venerable. 1843 Thomas Carlyle, Past and Present, book 2, ch. 3, Landlord Edmund Sons of God, in opposition to Unjust and Sons of Belial, - which latter indeed are second-oldest, but yet a very unvenerable* order. 2007* September 30, Pico Iyer, “A View of the Bosporus”, in New York Times‎: This gift for taking the urgent issues of the day and presenting them as detective stories that race past like footfalls down an alleyway has made Pamuk the best-selling writer in the history of his native Turkey and the deserving winner of last year’s Nobel Prize in Literature, at the unvenerable age of 54.
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