unbeloved
- adjective
- /ˌʌnbɪˈlʌvd/
:
no amado
- After years of feeling unbeloved, she finally found someone who cared for her.
Examples
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He tried to comfort his friend, who felt unbeloved after the breakup.
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The unbeloved child often played alone.
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The poet wrote of his unbeloved days, filled with longing and solitude.
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She felt unbeloved after the breakup.
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After years of feeling unbeloved, she finally found someone who cherished her.
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He tried to support his friend, who felt unbeloved following the recent breakup.
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The artist expressed his feelings of being unbeloved through poignant poetry and songs.
Synonyms
120
1.0
People do not like or need it
67
3.2
Feeling very sad because of a loss or disappointment
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7.5
Feeling very sad and alone because someone you love or something important is missing
15
3.4
Not cared for or shown affection
14
4.2
Having no love or warm feelings
9
4.6
Feeling unhappy and unable to think about someone, especially when they do not love you back
3
7.9
Feeling sad because someone you love does not love you back
Antonyms
How Loved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unbeloved starts with the small word un- meaning 'not' and the part beloved, which comes from 'loved' and is related to the simple word love. So, unbeloved describes someone or something that is 'not loved' or feels alone because others do not care for them.