unthirsty
7.5
Not feeling the need to drink
- adjective
- /ʌnˈθɜrsti/
:
sin sed
- The unthirsty travelers felt no urge to stop for water during their hike.
Examples
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She seems unthirsty after the meal.
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She remained unthirsty throughout the afternoon thanks to her reusable water bottle.
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After drinking a large glass of water, he finally felt unthirsty.
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The cool weather kept everyone unthirsty during the long walk.
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I feel unthirsty.
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After hours in the heat, she remained surprisingly unthirsty, not needing to drink any water.
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During the summer, this unthirsty herb thrives without excessive watering.
Antonyms
How Thirsty
Surface Forms
unthirsty positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word unthirsty is made of un- meaning 'not' and thirsty meaning 'needing to drink'. So, unthirsty simply means 'not feeling the need to drink'.