dispunishable

adj

Etymology

From dis- + punishable.

  1. derived from puniō — “to inflict punishment upon
  2. inherited from punischen
  3. suffixed as punishable — “punish + -able
  4. prefixed as dispunishable — “dis + punishable

Definitions

  1. Without risk of punishment

    Without risk of punishment; not punishable.

    • May 3 1740, Jonathan Swift, his will not dispunishable of waste

The neighborhood

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