Unforgotten
- proper noun
- She recommended watching Unforgotten to anyone who enjoys British detective dramas.
Examples
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Have you seen the latest season of Unforgotten?
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I just finished watching Unforgotten last night.
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The new season of Unforgotten received critical acclaim for its complex storytelling.
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Many viewers were moved by the emotional depth of Unforgotten.
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The new season of Unforgotten received critical acclaim for its complex storytelling.
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Many viewers were moved by the emotional depth of Unforgotten.
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She recommended watching Unforgotten to anyone who enjoys British detective dramas.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Unforgotten = forgotten (semi-transparent) = un + forget + en
The formation un- + forgotten is a standard negation of the participial adjective and is immediately recognizable.
Etymology
The word Unforgotten breaks into un- meaning 'not' and forgotten from forget, which means 'to fail to remember', so Unforgotten means 'not forgotten' or still remembered. That is a good title for a crime drama about old cases and the families who keep those memories alive.