Unfeeling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNFEELING in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not feeling
• unsympathetic, harsh, or callous
• lacking physical sensation or sensitivity
• without sympathy
• Destitute of feeling; void of sensibility; insensible; insensate.
• Without kind feelings; cruel; hard-hearted.
• devoid of feeling for others
• devoid of feeling or sensation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• devoid of feeling; insensate

Words related to UNFEELING

unfeelingly18 unfeelingness17

Words that contain UNFEELING

unfeelingly18 unfeelingness17 unfeelingnesses19

How to use UNFEELING in a sentence

• The wicked and unfeeling even go so far as to seek amusement in her misery.
• The opposite would force itself on the most unfeeling heart.
• He had staked his all and lost, and he was resolved to abandon all further efforts to press his invention on an unfeeling and a thankless world.
• All day long these unfeeling wretches went round, like a troop of demons, terrifying and tormenting the helpless.
• It led the Czar away from his original purpose, and converted him, from a benevolent ruler, into a harsh, suspicious, unfeeling despot.
• I have seen no town in France so remarkable for a rude and unfeeling behaviour, and it is not fanciful to conjecture that the multitude of poor may tend in part to occasion it.
• Their faces bore that unfeeling stamp, which springs from depravity and degradation.
• And then she blamed him for his harsh and unfeeling demeanour, and his total want of sympathy with her cruel and perplexing situation.
• This unfeeling separation is but the beginning of their sorrows.
• Though wilful she is not wayward, though volatile she is not unfeeling, though teeming with wit and gaiety she is affectionate and energetic.
• Crazy Nell continues to gather herbs, an object of pity to the benevolent, and of sport to the unfeeling.
• What in him was parental attachment, would in another man, to such a son, be unfeeling and detestable indifference.
• But we have no reason to believe that the nation was especially bloodthirsty or unfeeling.
• I never thought Edward so stubborn, so unfeeling before.
• With unfeeling regularity the sun rose out of the East River.
• He replied by the first angry and unfeeling words that she had heard issue from his lips.
• There is a sort of rough, vulgar, and unfeeling character, prevalent amongst the parish-officers, that is a disgrace to the country and to the character of Englishmen.
• The cruelties exercised by this unfeeling man it would take a volume to describe, but I will mention only one or two instances.
• Mark had been represented to her by him as a sullen, morose, avaricious young man, selfish, unfeeling, and cruel, suspicious of his friends, and implacable to his enemies.
• He seldom noticed his habitual want of respect to himself, or the unfeeling and sarcastic remarks of the audacious lad on his own peculiar failings.
• There is something unfeeling in the style of it, which I did not expect from you.
• These facts have given the last stab to agonizing affection, and manly spirit bids us to renounce for ever these unfeeling brethren.
• He was the one strong human thing in this place of remote skies and dumb unfeeling earth.
• Perhaps the unfeeling passage is a mere paradox in the style of his own Lismahago.
• Slave though thou art to unfeeling power, Till wrong shall reach her final hour, Mourn not as one on whom the day Will never shed a healing ray.
• Alicia interrupted the painful and unfeeling harangue.
• He had been some days without food, and the unfeeling moors refusing to give him any, he sunk at last under his distresses.
• A heart that could not be touched at a scene of this nature, must be unfeeling indeed.
• The theory of the cold heart and the unfeeling nature seems to proceed in this wise.
• Lucian, of course, treats this narrative in a spirit of unfeeling mirth, but, if such tales were not current in his time, there would have been no point in his banter.
• But pity never touched the unfeeling heart of Pizarro.
• Then Paul Blecker stood alone by the river-side, with only a dull sense that the day was bright and unfeeling, and that something was gone from the world, never to come back.
• Isabel had gone to bed with a headache, but Dicky, notwithstanding, displayed the most unfeeling spirits.

Similar words containing FEEL without suffix ing and without prefix un

feel7 feels8 feeler9 refeel9 feelbad13 feelers10 feeless10 feeling11 outfeel10 refeels10 feelgood13 feelings12 forefeel14 outfeels11 feelbads14 feelingly16 forefeels15 mouthfeel17 refeeling13 feelgoods14 mouthfeels18 outfeeling14 feelingless15 feelingness15 forefeeling18 unfeelingly18 feelingnesses17 forefeelingly23 unfeelingness17 unfeelingnesses19

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