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unresentful

unresentful

7.0
Not angry or bitter about something unfair that happened
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌn.rɪˈzɛnt.fəl/
translation icon : sin resentimiento
  • She was remarkably unresentful despite the unfair treatment.

Examples

  • She remained unresentful despite the unfair criticism from her colleagues.

  • His unresentful attitude helped mend broken relationships in the family.

  • Even after losing the promotion, she was remarkably unresentful toward her boss.

  • Being unresentful helps in maintaining healthy relationships.

  • Even after losing the promotion, she was remarkably unresentful toward her boss.

  • His unresentful attitude helped mend broken relationships in the family.

  • She remained unresentful despite the unfair criticism from her colleagues.

Synonyms

unoffended
vsunresentful
1 4.6

Not feeling hurt by words or actions

is free from lasting hostility rather than just immediate hurt
unbitter
vsunresentful
7.2

Not feeling anger or wanting revenge

is free from lingering hostility and ill will

Antonyms

36 5.4

Feeling angry and bitter because someone treated you unfairly

How Resentful

bitter
360 2.5
resentful
36 5.4
annoyed
77 1.0
unresentful
7.0
forgiving
64 3.1

Surface Forms

unresentful positive

Morphology

unresentful = resentful (transparent) = un + resent + ful

The adjective is formed by standard negation (un-) applied to 'resentful', so the meaning is directly predictable from the base.

Etymology

Unresentful starts with un- meaning 'not' and comes from resent, which literally meant 'feel again' and grew to mean 'bitterness' or anger about something unfair. So, unresentful means 'not feeling bitterness' toward someone.