untenably
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untenably (comparative more untenably, superlative most untenably)
- In an untenable way.
- 2007 January 10, Ginia Bellafante, “Trading Math Class for Corsets and Minis”, in New York Times[1]:
- And there is something ingenious or untenably sneaky about the Disney Channel making movies about teenagers learning to love musicals at a time when it seriously got into the business of making made-for-TV movie musicals.