Unlived Meaning in English
word
ʌnˈlɪvd
uhn-LIVD
ʌnlˈɪvd
uhn-LIVD
Definition
Describes time, experiences, or potential that someone has not lived through, experienced, or fulfilled.
Usage & Nuances
'Unlived' is a rare, poetic, or literary word, often used to describe missed opportunities or potential. Common with 'life', 'years', 'dreams', e.g., 'unlived dreams'. Not used in everyday conversation.
Spanish: no vivido - sin vivirPortuguese (BR): não vivido - não experimentadoPortuguese (PT): não vivido - não experimentadoChinese (Simplified): 未经历的 - 未生活过的Chinese (Traditional): 未經歷的 - 未生活過的Hindi: अजिया - न जिया हुआArabic: غير عائش - غير مُعاشBengali: অবহেলিত (জীবন/সময়) - না-জীবিত (আভিধানিক অর্থে)Russian: непрожитыйJapanese: 生きられなかったVietnamese: chưa được sốngKorean: 살지 못한Turkish: yaşanmamışUrdu: غیر گزارا ہوا (زندگی/وقت)Indonesian: belum dijalani
Example Sentences
He looked back on his unlived childhood with sadness.
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There is so much unlived potential in her life.
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The abandoned house held many unlived stories.
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He regrets the unlived years that war took from him.
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Her diary was filled with dreams left unlived.
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Don’t let fear leave your best moments unlived.
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