SHUNNABLE

Etymology

Adjective

shunnable (comparative more shunnable, superlative most shunnable)

Fit for, or worthy, capable, or deserving of being shunned

Usage notes

• The adjective unshunnable (“impossible to shun”) is much more common.

Source: Wiktionary



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