How Do You Spell UNREVILED?

Pronunciation: [ˌʌnɹɪvˈa͡ɪld] (IPA)

The word "unreviled" is spelled with the prefix "un-" meaning "not" attached to the past participle "reviled" which means "criticized or abused." The stress in this word falls on the second syllable, with a schwa (ə) sound in the first syllable. The vowel in the second syllable is pronounced as a long "i" sound (aɪ) followed by the consonant sound "v" (v) and then the "ld" sound (ld) which is pronounced as a dark "l" sound plus the "d" sound. The IPA transcription is ʌn.rɪ.vaɪld.

UNREVILED Meaning and Definition

1. The term "unreviled" refers to the state or condition of not being criticized, condemned, or spoken ill of. It denotes being free from verbal abuse, slander, or any form of defamation. The word can be understood as a combination of the prefix "un-", meaning "not," and the verb "revile," which means to express contempt, scorn, or harsh criticism towards someone or something.

   To be "unreviled" means to exist in a state where one's character, actions, or intentions have not been attacked, slandered, or unfairly judged. It suggests the absence of negative opinions or derogatory comments directed towards an individual, whether in personal or public contexts. It signifies being held in high regard or respect, and not having one's reputation tarnished or compromised.

   In a broader sense, "unreviled" can also refer to an object, idea, or concept that is not subject to criticism or negative judgment. It suggests that such entities are regarded favorably or are widely accepted without being questioned or denounced.

   The concept of "unreviled" implies a positive and desirable state, highlighting the absence of hostility, animosity, or negative perceptions from others. It suggests a state of being untouched by slander, criticism, or defamation, allowing individuals or things to thrive without fear of a tarnished reputation or damaged public image.

Common Misspellings for UNREVILED

• ynreviled
• hnreviled
• jnreviled
• inreviled
• 8nreviled
• 7nreviled
• ubreviled
• umreviled
• ujreviled
• uhreviled
• uneeviled
• unfeviled
• unteviled
• un5eviled
• un4eviled
• unrwviled
• unrsviled
• unrdviled
• unrrviled
• uneviled

Etymology of UNREVILED

The word "unreviled" is formed by adding the prefix "un-" to the verb "revile".

The verb "revile" originates from the Latin word "revilis", meaning "vile" or "abusive". The Latin term itself is derived from the combination of the prefix "re-" (meaning "again" or "back") and the adjective "vilis" (meaning "cheap" or "worthless").

So, "unreviled" can be understood as the negation of "reviled", denoting not being subject to abusive or insulting language.

Similar spelling words for UNREVILED

• unrefined,
• unruffled,
• unnerved,
• unrevised,
• unrepeatable,
• unrevealing,
• unrevealed,
• unraveled,
• unrivaled,
• unrifled,
• unravelled,
• unrivalled,
• unrebuked,
• unnerve,
• unrevived,
• unrefueled,
• unreflected.