unweal
unweal noun: lack of welfare or prosperity. Also the obsolete form of unwell.
Noun
unweal (uncountable)
- Lack of welfare or prosperity.
Also used as
unweal is also the obsolete form of unwell.
Forms of unweal
| comparative | more unweal |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unweal |
Questions about unweal
- What does unweal mean?
- Unweal means lack of welfare or prosperity.
- What part of speech is unweal?
- Unweal is a noun.
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