unpitied

8.2

Other people do not show care or kindness to someone

adjective
/ʌnˈpɪtiːd/

: sin compasión

She faced the harsh criticisms unpitied by her peers, who lacked compassion or understanding.

Examples

When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.

Blog text (22)
Despite his rough exterior, he felt unpitied by those around him after losing his job.
The orphan wandered the streets, unpitied and alone, searching for a glimmer of hope.

Synonyms

unmourned

vsunpitied

1 9.9

Not missed or felt sad about by people after death

covers lack of sympathy in general situations not only after death

unconsoled

vsunpitied

1 7.5

Not comforted after feeling sad or disappointed

is about not receiving pity or sympathy rather than missing comfort

unwept

vsunpitied

Archaic

9.9

Not cried for or missed after someone dies

is about absence of others' pity rather than visible crying

Antonyms

pitiable

7 6.1

Making people feel sorry for someone or something

How Pitied

pitiable

7 6.1

unpitied

8.2

Surface Forms

unpitied positive

Morphology

unpitied = pitied (transparent) = un + pity + ed

The meaning is a straightforward negation: un- (not) + pitied (having received pity), so learners who know 'pity/pitied' can derive it.

Etymology

The word unpitied is made from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word pity meaning 'to feel sorry for someone', so unpitied means 'not receiving pity or sympathy'.