Pronunciation: /ʌnˈfænmeɪl/
noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'un-fanmail' is a noun as it refers to a type of correspondence that is opposite to fan mail.
A1 I received an un-fanmail from a disgruntled viewer.
A2 The celebrity was surprised to receive un-fanmail from a former supporter.
B1 The author decided to publish the un-fanmail they received as a way to address criticism.
B2 Despite the negative feedback, the musician took the un-fanmail as constructive criticism.
C1 The politician's office received a flood of un-fanmail after a controversial decision.
C2 The director was unfazed by the un-fanmail, knowing that not everyone would appreciate their work.
adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun. In this case, 'un-fanmail' can also be considered an adjective as it describes the type of mail being received or sent.
A1 I received an un-fanmail letter from a stranger.
A2 The un-fanmail message was full of criticism.
B1 The un-fanmail I received was unexpected and hurtful.
B2 She wrote an un-fanmail review of the book, highlighting all its flaws.
C1 The celebrity received un-fanmail regularly, but chose to focus on the positive feedback instead.
C2 Despite the un-fanmail she received, the author remained confident in her work.
preposition A word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence. There is no preposition applicable to 'un-fanmail'.
A1 I received un-fanmail from a stranger.
A2 She sent un-fanmail to the author of the book.
B1 The celebrity was surprised to receive un-fanmail criticizing their latest movie.
B2 After receiving un-fanmail, the singer decided to address the criticism in a public statement.
C1 The politician received un-fanmail from constituents unhappy with their recent policy decisions.
C2 Despite receiving un-fanmail, the author remained confident in their writing style.
formal The celebrity received an un-fanmail letter criticizing their recent actions.
informal Someone sent un-fanmail to the singer after they canceled their concert.
slang The actor got some serious un-fanmail from their haters.
figurative The politician's speech was so controversial, it practically generated un-fanmail.
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