unfirm
/ʌnˈfəːm
/adjective
Not solid or secure: unfirm ground...
- Man's desire, he asserts, is by its nature "giddy and unfirm".
- Opponents would be on very unfirm legal ground if they try to impede the yeshiva.
- He gently retrieved the cup, took a good swallow and returned it once again to the unfirm hand.
- matricidal
- matricide
- matriclan
- matricula
- matriculability
- matriculand
- matriculant
- matricular
- matriculate
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- matriculation book
- matriculation examination
- matriculator
- matrifocal
- matrilateral
- matriline
- matrilineage
- matrilineal
- matrilineally
- matrilinear
- matriliny
- matrilocal
- matrilocality
- matrimonial
- matrimonial cake