unsorry
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsɔri/
- Offensive
- Despite his difficult past, many considered him unsorry because of his lack of remorse.
Examples
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Her actions made her seem completely unsorry in the eyes of her former friends.
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Don't be unsorry!
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The judge found the defendant unsorry and showed no leniency during sentencing.
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The politician remained unsorry despite the backlash.
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The politician made unsorry remarks after the scandal, showing no remorse for his actions.
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Her unsorry attitude towards his struggles left everyone feeling frustrated and angry.
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Despite the chaos around her, she continued to make unsorry decisions that affected everyone involved.
Synonyms
Other people do not show care or kindness to someone
Antonyms
How Pitiable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsorry is made from un- meaning 'not' and sorry, which once meant 'sore' or 'in pain'. So someone called unsorry in this sense is 'not deserving of pity' because they do not inspire sadness or sympathy.