unlived
- noun
- /ʌnˈlɪvd/
- DO NOT FEAR DEATH, BUT RATHER THE UNLIVED LIFE.
Examples
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Millions of people have a secret or not so secret unlived creative life that feels just out of their grasp.
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Like, you know, our kids come along and so many of our unlived dreams, our insecurities, things we never got to do.
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That is a life unlived and unfulfilled.
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That is a life unlived and unfulfilled.
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You can harbor resentment for for unlived life for for very, very long period of time.
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You can harbor resentment for for unlived life for for very, very long period of time.
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Becker uses it in the denial of death, the guilt of unlived life.
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You can harbor resentment for for unlived life for for very, very long period of time and all it does is corrupt you.
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BE AFRAID OF THE UNLIVED LIFE.
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Many people look back and regret the unlived experiences that could have enriched their lives.
How Realized
25
3.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
unlived = lived (transparent) = un + live + ed
The meaning is directly recoverable from adding 'un-' to 'lived' in the sense of 'experienced' or 'fully lived'.
Etymology
The word unlived as a noun is formed from un- meaning 'not' and lived from 'live'. It names the 'not lived' life, the chances or experiences someone did not have.