unaccomplished
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4.1
- adjective
- /ˌʌnəˈkɑmplɪʃt/
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inconcluso
- And I felt very unaccomplished again.
Examples
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Of course, life happens the way it happens and work is important, but if you put your intention to make sure that you find time for rewarding yourself, then you will have the energy to work towards it and not always feel drained and unaccomplished.
Blog text (7) -
Your formative teenage years were filled with orange alerts and rogue waves and unaccomplished missions.
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It made him feel unaccomplished.
Fiction book (1994) -
It's hardly a coincidence that such people are usually poorly educated and unaccomplished.
Blog text (28) -
Your formative teenage years were filled with orange alerts and rogue waves and unaccomplished missions.
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Despite his efforts, he felt unaccomplished after finishing the project with many unresolved issues.
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After years of trying to learn piano, she still felt unaccomplished compared to her peers.
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Many students leave school feeling unaccomplished if they do not receive the recognition they hoped for.
Synonyms
132
2.7
Not complete and still needing work
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2.0
Not finished, still needing work or attention
Not done or reached yet
Not reached or achieved yet
Not finished and still needing more work
Not done or carried out, often not shown to people
Antonyms
How Accomplished
Surface Forms
Morphology
unaccomplished = accomplished (transparent) = un + accomplish + ed
Standard negation of 'accomplished' in the sense 'achieved/completed', so the meaning is predictably derived.
Etymology
Unaccomplished comes from un- 'not' and accomplish, which means 'to complete' or 'to finish', like the word complete. So unaccomplished can also mean 'not finished' or 'not successful'.