different between unsaw vs unsad
unsaw
English
Verb
unsaw
- simple past tense and past participle of unsee
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unsad
English
Etymology
From un- +? sad.
Adjective
unsad (comparative unsadder or more unsad, superlative unsaddest or most unsad)
- (nonstandard) Not sad.
Related terms
- unsadden
- unsadly
- unsadness
Anagrams
- Duans, Sudan, Sunda, duans
Middle English
Etymology
From Old English unsæd (“unsated, insatiable”). See un-, and sad.
Adjective
unsad
- unsteady; fickle
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