unfulfillment
/ənfəlˈfɪlmənt/
unfulfillment noun: the failure to fulfill or perform something.
Noun
unfulfillment (usually uncountable, plural unfulfillments)
- The failure to fulfill or perform something.
- Synonyms:
- neglection, dissatisfaction
- Antonyms:
- fulfillment, execution, consummation
Synonyms of unfulfillment
Antonyms
Forms of unfulfillment
| plural | unfulfillments |
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Origin of unfulfillment
From un- + fulfill + -ment.
Questions about unfulfillment
- What does unfulfillment mean?
- Unfulfillment means the failure to fulfill or perform something.
- What part of speech is unfulfillment?
- Unfulfillment is a noun.
- How do you pronounce unfulfillment?
- Unfulfillment is pronounced /ənfəlˈfɪlmənt/.
- What is the plural of unfulfillment?
- The plural of unfulfillment is unfulfillments.
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