How Do You Spell UNFROZEN?

Pronunciation: [ʌnfɹˈə͡ʊzən] (IPA)

The word "unfrozen" is spelled with the prefix "un-" meaning "not" and the word "frozen." It is pronounced /ʌnˈfroʊzən/ with the stress on the second syllable "-fro." The first syllable "-un" is pronounced like the short "u" sound in "up" and the "n" is pronounced like "n." The second syllable "-fro" is pronounced like "fro" in "frost" and the "z" is pronounced like "z" in "zipper." The final syllable "-zen" is pronounced like "zen" in "citizen."

UNFROZEN Meaning and Definition

1. Unfrozen, an adjective, refers to a state in which something that was previously frozen or solid becomes liquid or defrosted. It signifies the reversal of a freezing process, resulting in the transformation of a solid substance into a liquid state.

   The term is commonly used to describe the change of physical state of substances such as water, food, or other materials that have been exposed to freezing temperatures. When an item is unfrozen, it transitions from a rigid, ice-like state to a more fluid and movable state. For example, food that has been stored in a freezer will become unfrozen when removed from freezing temperatures, thereby allowing it to return to its original form or be used in culinary preparations.

   Beyond the literal sense, "unfrozen" can also be used metaphorically to describe the release or liberation of someone or something from a state of stagnation, restriction, or immobility. In this context, being unfrozen implies the restoration of movement, freedom, or progress. It can refer to thawing out emotionally, intellectually, or creatively, enabling growth or transformation by breaking free from constraints or inhibitions.

   In summary, "unfrozen" denotes the transition from a frozen or solid state to a liquid or defrosted state, both literally and figuratively, signifying the return to movement, fluidity, and freedom.

2. Not congealed.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for UNFROZEN

• unfroseen
• unfrozzen
• unfrozeen
• unfrozenn
• uncroen
• unfrozed
• Unraoben
• Unfrozzan
• uncrouen
• unfromer
• unfrozzed

Etymology of UNFROZEN

The word "unfrozen" is derived from the prefix "un-" and the verb "freeze".

The prefix "un-" is of Germanic origin and is used to indicate negation or reversal. It frequently appears before verbs to create a new word that means "to reverse the action of the verb". In the case of "unfrozen", it means to reverse the action of freezing.

The verb "freeze" dates back to Middle English and is derived from Old English "freosan". It refers to the process of transforming a substance from a liquid state to a solid state due to extreme coldness.

By combining the prefix "un-" with the verb "freeze", the word "unfrozen" is created, signifying the reversal of the action of freezing and represents something that was once frozen but has returned to its original state of being unfrozen.

Similar spelling words for UNFROZEN

• unfree,
• unproven,
• inversion,
• unfreeze,
• enfrozen,
• Anfressen,
• uniform,
• unfrock,
• unbrace,
• uniformise,
• uniformness,
• uniformize,
• enfrosen,
• unbroken,
• unforseen,
• unfriendly,
• unforeseen,
• unfrosted.

Conjugate verb Unfrozen

CONDITIONAL

I would unfrozen

you would unfrozen

he/she/it would unfrozen

we would unfrozen

they would unfrozen

I would unfreeze

we would unfreeze

you would unfreeze

he/she/it would unfreeze

they would unfreeze

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be unfreezing

you would be unfreezing

he/she/it would be unfreezing

we would be unfreezing

they would be unfreezing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have unfrozen

you would have unfrozen

he/she/it would have unfrozen

we would have unfrozen

they would have unfrozen

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been unfreezing

you would have been unfreezing

he/she/it would have been unfreezing

we would have been unfreezing

they would have been unfreezing

FUTURE

I will unfreeze

you will unfreeze

he/she/it will unfreeze

we will unfreeze

they will unfreeze

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be unfreezing

you will be unfreezing

he/she/it will be unfreezing

we will be unfreezing

they will be unfreezing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unfrozen

you will have unfrozen

he/she/it will have unfrozen

we will have unfrozen

they will have unfrozen

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been unfreezing

you will have been unfreezing

he/she/it will have been unfreezing

we will have been unfreezing

they will have been unfreezing

IMPERATIVE

you unfreeze

we let´s unfreeze

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to unfreeze

PAST

I unfroze

you unfroze

he/she/it unfroze

we unfroze

they unfroze

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was unfreezing

you were unfreezing

he/she/it was unfreezing

we were unfreezing

they were unfreezing

PAST PARTICIPLE

unfrozen

PAST PERFECT

I had unfrozen

you had unfrozen

he/she/it had unfrozen

we had unfrozen

they had unfrozen

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been unfreezing

you had been unfreezing

he/she/it had been unfreezing

we had been unfreezing

they had been unfreezing

PRESENT

I unfreeze

you unfreeze

he/she/it unfreezes

we unfreeze

they unfreeze

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am unfreezing

you are unfreezing

he/she/it is unfreezing

we are unfreezing

they are unfreezing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

unfreezing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unfrozen

you have unfrozen

he/she/it has unfrozen

we have unfrozen

they have unfrozen

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been unfreezing

you have been unfreezing

he/she/it has been unfreezing

we have been unfreezing

they have been unfreezing