different between unsweat vs unswept
unsweat
English
Etymology
un- +? sweat
Verb
unsweat (third-person singular simple present unsweats, present participle unsweating, simple past and past participle unsweated)
- (transitive) To relieve from perspiration; to ease or cool after exercise or toil.
Anagrams
- unwaste
unsweat From the web:
unswept
English
Etymology
un- +? swept
Adjective
unswept (comparative more unswept, superlative most unswept)
- Not swept
unswept From the web:
- unswept meaning
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