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unfriended

unfriended adjective: having no friends; friendless. Also the simple past and past participle of unfriend.

Adjective

unfriended (comparative more unfriended, superlative most unfriended)

  1. Having no friends; friendless.
    • […] his wondrous laudations and defendings of the unfriended Turner […]1857, London Quarterly Review, volume 7, page 498
    • Alone, if need be, alone and unfriended, we must advance, and do battle for the cause of God: alone and unfriended, and yet not alone, for He is with us, and His hosts are fighting on our side: […]1858, Leopold John BERNAYS, Sir Henry HAVELOCK, Havelock, the Good Soldier. A sermon, etc, page 9

Also used as

unfriended is also the simple past and past participle of unfriend.

Forms of unfriended

comparativemore unfriended
superlativemost unfriended

Origin of unfriended

From un- + friended.

From unfriend + -ed.

Words formed from unfriended

Questions about unfriended

What does unfriended mean?
Unfriended means having no friends; friendless.
What part of speech is unfriended?
Unfriended is an adjective.

Words near unfriended in the dictionary

  1. unfriable
  2. unfriarlike
  3. unfried
  4. unfriend
  5. unfriendable
  6. unfriended
  7. unfriendedness
  8. unfriender
  9. unfrienders
  10. unfriending
  11. unfriendlier

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