unresigned
unresigned adjective: not resigned. Also the simple past and past participle of unresign.
Adjective
unresigned (comparative more unresigned, superlative most unresigned)
- Not resigned.
- And Wallander’s bleak but unresigned despair is reflected in wind-swept, fog-choked Ystad, a Baltic seaside town near Malmo.2009 May 8, Alessandra Stanley, “A Disheveled Crime Fighter Who Seems Made for the Scandinavian Gloom”, in New York Times
Also used as
unresigned is also the simple past and past participle of unresign.
Forms of unresigned
| comparative | more unresigned |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unresigned |
Origin of unresigned
From un- + resigned.
Questions about unresigned
- What does unresigned mean?
- Unresigned means not resigned.
- What part of speech is unresigned?
- Unresigned is an adjective.
Words near unresigned in the dictionary
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