Unsuppressed

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnsəˈprɛst/

Definitions of unsuppressed

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'unsuppressed' describes something that is not held back or restrained

Example Sentences

A1 The child's laughter was unsuppressed as he played in the park.

A2 The audience's excitement was unsuppressed as they watched the thrilling performance.

B1 Her unsuppressed emotions were evident in her tear-filled eyes.

B2 The artist's unsuppressed creativity led to a masterpiece that captivated viewers.

C1 The writer's unsuppressed passion for storytelling shone through in every word.

C2 The unsuppressed energy of the crowd at the concert created an electrifying atmosphere.

Examples of unsuppressed in a Sentence

formal The unsuppressed inflation rate is causing concern among economic analysts.

informal Her unsuppressed laughter filled the room with joy.

slang I couldn't help but notice his unsuppressed excitement when he saw the new video game.

figurative The artist's unsuppressed creativity flowed effortlessly onto the canvas.

Grammatical Forms of unsuppressed

• past tense: unsuppressed
• plural: unsuppressed
• comparative: more unsuppressed
• superlative: most unsuppressed
• present tense: unsuppress
• future tense: will unsuppress
• perfect tense: has unsuppressed
• continuous tense: is unsuppressing
• singular: unsuppressed
• positive degree: unsuppressed
• infinitive: to unsuppress
• gerund: unsuppressing
• participle: unsuppressed

Origin and Evolution of unsuppressed

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unsuppressed' originated from the prefix 'un-' meaning not, and the word 'suppressed' meaning held back or restrained.

Evolution of the word: The word 'unsuppressed' has maintained its original meaning of not being held back or restrained, but its usage has become more common in modern times as a descriptor for something that is allowed to be expressed freely without inhibition.