unhilted

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ hilted.

Adjective

unhilted (comparative more unhilted, superlative most unhilted)

  1. Lacking a hilt.
    • 2018 -, Harry I Nimon, The Coming War with China: A Semi-Fictional Future, →ISBN:
      And like an unhilted sword, this edge could cut very deep.
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