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unswollen

unswollen

1 3.8
At normal size after being hurt or infected
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈswoʊlən/
: no hinchado
  • Her ankle is unswollen after the treatment.

Examples

  • The doctor checked to make sure the area remained unswollen after the procedure.

  • After a week of rest, her ankle was completely unswollen and pain-free.

  • He was relieved to see his finger was unswollen the next morning.

  • The doctor confirmed that my hand is unswollen now.

  • After resting for a few days, her ankle finally looked normal and unswollen.

  • The doctor assured him that his hand was unswollen and would heal without complications.

  • She was relieved to see that the infection was gone, and her arm was now unswollen.

Antonyms

122 3.2

A body part or object that is larger than normal because it has extra fluid inside

How Swollen

distended
  • Specialized
10 7.8
swollen
122 3.2
puffy
49 2.2
unswollen
1 3.8

Surface Forms

unswollen positive

Morphology

unswollen = swollen (transparent) = un + swell + en

Formed by productive prefix 'un-' + the adjective 'swollen', meaning 'not swollen' is directly inferable.

Etymology

The word unswollen starts with un- 'not' and the rest comes from swell 'to become larger', like a balloon that is filled with air. So unswollen means 'not swollen' and describes something that is back to its normal size.