unlonely

1 6.5

Having company and feeling close to other people

adjective
/ʌnˈloʊnli/

: acompañado

She felt unlonely after making new friends.

Examples

He realized he was truly unlonely when surrounded by good friends.
The lively party made everyone feel unlonely and welcome.
After moving in with her new roommates, she finally felt unlonely again.
Being with family makes me feel unlonely.
She felt unlonely at the party, surrounded by friendly faces.
After joining the club, he became unlonely and made many new friends.
Spending time with her dog made her feel unlonely during the quiet evenings.

Synonyms

unalone

vsunlonely

1 8.6

Having other people or animals near you

is about feeling companionable rather than just being with others

unalienated

vsunlonely

8.2

Feeling part of a group and not alone

focuses on having company or companionship rather than deep belonging

Antonyms

lonely

829 1.0

Feeling sad because you are alone and miss other people

How Lonely

lonely

829 1.0

unlonely

1 6.5

accompanied

33 3.7

Surface Forms

unlonely positive

Morphology

unlonely = lonely (transparent) = un + lonely

The adjective is formed by the negative prefix 'un-' attached to 'lonely', giving the straightforward meaning 'not lonely' which learners can deduce.

Etymology

The word unlonely is made from the common un- meaning 'not' and the word lonely, which is like alone. So unlonely simply means 'not feeling lonely' or having company and friends.