Unwarned

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈwɔrnd/

Definitions of unwarned

adjective describes a person or thing that has not been given a warning or advance notice

Example Sentences

A1 She was unwarned about the upcoming test.

A2 The unwarned hiker got lost in the forest.

B1 The unwarned driver caused a car accident.

B2 The unwarned employee made a costly mistake.

C1 The unwarned public was caught off guard by the sudden policy change.

C2 The unwarned citizens were left vulnerable to the natural disaster.

Examples of unwarned in a Sentence

formal The employees were left unwarned about the upcoming changes in company policies.

informal They were totally unwarned about the surprise party for their colleague.

slang I was completely unwarned about the pop quiz in class.

figurative The storm hit the town unwarned, causing chaos and destruction.

Grammatical Forms of unwarned

• past tense: unwarned
• plural: unwarned
• comparative: more unwarned
• superlative: most unwarned
• present tense: unwarn
• future tense: will unwarn
• perfect tense: have unwarned
• continuous tense: is unwarning
• singular: unwarned
• positive degree: unwarned
• infinitive: to unwarn
• gerund: unwarning
• participle: unwarned

Origin and Evolution of unwarned

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'unwarned' originated from Old English, where the prefix 'un-' was used to negate the meaning of the base word 'warn'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unwarned' has retained its original meaning of not being warned or forewarned, and continues to be used in modern English in the same context.