un-pathetic
un-pathetic adjective: not pathetic.
Adjective
un-pathetic (comparative more un-pathetic, superlative most un-pathetic)
- Not pathetic.
- Listening to George Jones unpack his mistakes and shortcomings was a distraction from your own mistakes and shortcomings; here is a man who is just as pathetic as you are in your worst moments, and yet you’ll never be as un-pathetic in those times as he was.2013 April 26, Steven Hyden, “R.I.P., George Jones: Hard-Living, Hard-Drinking Country Music Legend”, in Grantland
Forms of un-pathetic
| comparative | more un-pathetic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most un-pathetic |
| alternative form | unpathetic |
Origin of un-pathetic
From un- + pathetic.
Questions about un-pathetic
- What does un-pathetic mean?
- Un-pathetic means not pathetic.
- What part of speech is un-pathetic?
- Un-pathetic is an adjective.
Words near un-pathetic in the dictionary
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