different between seatbelt vs unseatbelted
seatbelt
English
Etymology
From seat + belt.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?si?tb?lt/
Noun
seatbelt (plural seatbelts)
- Alternative spelling of seat belt
Anagrams
- Abel test, settable, testable
seatbelt From the web:
unseatbelted
English
Etymology
un- +? seatbelted
Adjective
unseatbelted (not comparable)
- Not wearing a seatbelt.
- 2002, Joyce Duncan, Ahead of their time: a biographical dictionary of risk-taking women (page 259)
- The crowd of 5000 watched as William Willard's unseatbelted body flew out of the plane as if he had jumped, arcing up, then down, and falling past the plane.
- 2002, Joyce Duncan, Ahead of their time: a biographical dictionary of risk-taking women (page 259)
Synonyms
- seatbeltless
Antonyms
- seatbelted
Anagrams
- undetestable
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