unwilted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwɪltɪd/
:
inagotable
- Her unwilted spirit inspired everyone around her to keep going.
Examples
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The team remained unwilted despite the setbacks they faced during the competition.
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After hours of hiking, he appeared remarkably unwilted and ready for more adventure.
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The unwilted flowers brightened up the room.
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She remained unwilted despite the challenges.
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After hours of hiking, he appeared remarkably unwilted and ready for more adventure.
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The team remained unwilted despite the setbacks they faced during the competition.
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Her unwilted spirit inspired everyone around her to keep going.
Synonyms
5
5.3
Not worried or surprised by a sudden problem
5
3.4
Not moved by strong feelings
4
3.5
Calm and not worried about problems
3
6.3
Not stopping because of problems or failures
3
3.9
Not changed or harmed by something and not showing strong feeling
2
7.0
Calm and not worried when things go wrong
2
4.8
Stays firm in belief or purpose and does not change because of problems
1
5.1
Full of energy and ready to keep going
1
2.3
Someone who feels calm and not upset about problems
1
4.8
Not feeling worried or upset by something
1
7.2
Not tired and still full of energy
1
7.2
Still interested and excited after many similar experiences
Able to keep working with steady energy for a long time
Alert and not tired or drunk
Remains strong and bright in color or memory
Still confident and willing to keep trying after failures
Not afraid to keep going when things are difficult
Not afraid of danger or threats and showing courage
Calm and not showing strong feelings
Antonyms
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unwilted uses un- ('not') plus wilt ('to droop'), and a helpful image is a flower that stays standing; so unwilted for a person or team means not drooping with tiredness but staying strong and full of spirit.