undelighted
undelighted adjective: not delighted.
Adjective
undelighted (comparative more undelighted, superlative most undelighted)
- Not delighted.
- While ravish'd fancy vivifies the form, While judgment toils to analyze its charm, While admiration spreads her speaking hands, The lofty artist undelighted stands[…]1808, Thomas Gent, Poetic Sketches
- And renew, by necessity, / Night after night your courses, / In echoing, unnear'd silence, / Above a race you know not-- / Uncaring and undelighted, / Without friend and without home[…]1891, Matthew Arnold, Poetical Works of Matthew Arnold
Forms of undelighted
| comparative | more undelighted |
|---|---|
| superlative | most undelighted |
Origin of undelighted
From un- + delighted.
Questions about undelighted
- What does undelighted mean?
- Undelighted means not delighted.
- What part of speech is undelighted?
- Undelighted is an adjective.
Words near undelighted in the dictionary
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