Unfearful

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈfɪrfl/

Definitions of unfearful

adjective describing someone who is not afraid or fearful

Example Sentences

A1 She is unfearful of spiders.

A2 The child approached the dog unfearful of being bitten.

B1 Despite the danger, she remained unfearful and continued on her journey.

B2 His unfearful attitude in the face of adversity inspired those around him.

C1 Her unfearful demeanor in high-pressure situations made her a valuable asset to the team.

C2 The soldier's unfearful bravery in battle earned him a medal of honor.

Examples of unfearful in a Sentence

formal She approached the challenge with an unfearful attitude, ready to face whatever obstacles came her way.

informal He's always been unfearful when it comes to trying new things and taking risks.

slang Don't worry, she's totally unfearful about speaking in front of a crowd.

figurative His unfearful demeanor in the face of adversity inspired those around him to stay strong.

Grammatical Forms of unfearful

• past tense: unfeared
• plural: unfearfuls
• comparative: more unfearful
• superlative: most unfearful
• present tense: unfear
• future tense: will be unfearful
• perfect tense: have been unfearful
• continuous tense: is being unfearful
• singular: unfearful
• positive degree: unfearful
• infinitive: to unfear
• gerund: unfearing
• participle: unfearing

Origin and Evolution of unfearful

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'unfearful' is derived from the Old English word 'unfærgen', which means without fear.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unfearful' has retained its original meaning of being without fear, but has also evolved to connote bravery or courage in the face of danger.