unblest
- adjective
- /ʌnˈblɛst/
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desafortunado
- He felt unblest with the talents his siblings seemed to possess naturally.
Examples
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The unblest child wandered the streets alone.
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In the story, the hero was unblest by fortune until the very end.
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The village remained unblest by the prosperity that neighboring towns enjoyed.
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Many felt that the unblest people deserved more help.
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After the storm, the village felt unblest, as many families had lost their homes.
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He wandered through the unblest lands, seeking comfort after the devastation he had witnessed.
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Despite his hard work, he often felt unblest, as success seemed to elude him at every turn.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having bad luck that causes problems
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6.1
Not sacred and not fit for worship
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5.3
A person who has many bad things happen to them
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7.0
Not having something good that people usually want
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8.9
Not made holy in a religious ceremony
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9.9
A thing not made holy or blessed
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7.0
Not cheerful or happy
Not amused or cheerful
Antonyms
How Blessed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unblest combines the small word un- meaning 'not' with blest, the old form of bless, which means 'to make holy' or to give 'good fortune'. So unblest means 'not blessed', without luck, happiness, or divine favor.