Unpossessive

Pronunciation: /ʌn.pəˈzɛsɪv/

Definitions of unpossessive

adjective not possessing or showing a desire to possess things or people

Example Sentences

A1 She is an unpossessive person who is always willing to share.

A2 The unpossessive nature of the community allows for a sense of freedom.

B1 His unpossessive attitude towards material possessions is refreshing.

B2 The unpossessive approach to relationships is key to their success.

C1 The artist's unpossessive style allows for interpretation by the viewer.

C2 Her unpossessive demeanor makes her a great team player.

Examples of unpossessive in a Sentence

formal The professor's unpossessive attitude towards knowledge encourages open discussion in the classroom.

informal She's so unpossessive about her clothes, she lets anyone borrow them.

slang My friends are pretty unpossessive when it comes to sharing food at parties.

figurative His unpossessive nature allowed him to let go of past grudges and move forward with a clear mind.

Grammatical Forms of unpossessive

• past tense: unpossessed
• plural: unpossessives
• comparative: more unpossessive
• superlative: most unpossessive
• present tense: unpossess
• future tense: will unpossess
• perfect tense: have unpossessed
• continuous tense: is unpossessing
• singular: unpossessive
• positive degree: unpossessive
• infinitive: to unpossess
• gerund: unpossessing
• participle: unpossessed

Origin and Evolution of unpossessive

First Known Use: 1923 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unpossessive' originates from the combination of the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the word 'possessive' meaning 'having or showing an excessive desire to own things'.

Evolution of the word: The word 'unpossessive' has evolved to describe a lack of possessiveness or attachment towards material possessions or relationships, emphasizing a more selfless and open-minded attitude.