different between unheeled vs unheeded
unheeled
English
Etymology
un- +? heeled
Adjective
unheeled (not comparable)
- Without a heel.
- 1907, Eleanor Atkinson, Francis B. Atkinson, Lewis A. Convis, The World's Chronicle
- The dress of these people at the market is strange, too, from the unheeled wooden shoes of the farmers' wives to the round caps and white forehead bands of the blue dressed fish women.
- 1907, Eleanor Atkinson, Francis B. Atkinson, Lewis A. Convis, The World's Chronicle
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unheeded
English
Etymology
un- +? heeded
Adjective
unheeded (comparative more unheeded, superlative most unheeded)
- Not heeded; not listened to; ignored
- (of advice) not followed.
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