Unhappy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNHAPPY in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Shakespeare) to make unhappy
• make unhappy
ADJECTIVE:
• not happy
• not satisfied or pleased with (a situation)
• unfortunate
• sad or depressed
• Not happy or fortunate; unfortunate; unlucky; as, affairs have taken an unhappy turn.
• In a degree miserable or wretched; not happy; sad; sorrowful; as, children render their parents unhappy by misconduct.
• Marked by infelicity; evil; calamitous; as, an unhappy day.
• Mischievous; wanton; wicked.
• experiencing or marked by or causing sadness or sorrow or discontent
• generalized feeling of distress
• causing discomfort
• marked by or producing unhappiness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not fortunat; unlucky

Words related to UNHAPPY

dejected19 unhappied17 unhappier16 unhappies16 unhappiest17 unhappily19 unhappiness18 unhappying21

Words that contain UNHAPPY

unhappying21

How to use UNHAPPY in a sentence

• In that unhappy situation, to which our baneful conduct had brought ourselves and them, it would be no justice on either side to give them liberty.
• Remember, I have not been as unhappy as you may think.
• He and Lesbia breakfasted at their ease, while Lady Kirkbank reclined in her bamboo arm-chair, feeling very unhappy in her mind and far from well.
• I am at present in this unhappy Circumstance, having parted with the best of Husbands, who is abroad in the Service of his Country, and may not possibly return for some Years.
• And now, reader, I come to a period in my unhappy life, which I would gladly forget if I could.
• However, it was now plain that the unhappy victim sobbing at my side could throw no further light on the mystery.
• There are stories that their married life was unhappy.
• Certainly she had been victorious, certainly she had achieved her object, certainly she was not unhappy.
• She was very unhappy in her married life, and afterwards has had continual worries about her estate, which is very much involved.
• I wore the muff each night for several weeks, and for the first few nights the unhappy glimpses of a ruined home recurred and increased my sufferings.
• Nor did he like to refuse Madaline, unhappy, lonely, and ill.
• And it will not matter whether it was from original constitution or from unhappy training that these poor creatures never had that chance.
• I dread the hours of sleep above all conditions of my unhappy existence.
• Thus unhappy in his domestic administration, Varahran was not much more fortunate in his wars.
• Overpowered with grief at the sight, the unhappy woman sank fainting into the arms of her attendants.
• Drug thy memories, lest thou learn it, lest thy heart be put to proof, In the dead, unhappy night, and when the rain is on the roof.
• The fate of these unhappy idiots was even worse than that of the others.
• I think I should be unhappy and the cause of unhappiness to others if I were to marry.
• Some men have an unhappy faculty of incurring the hatred of every person over a wire, while personally they may be princes of good fellows.
• It does not appear that Balzac was exactly unhappy during this huge probation, which was broken by one short visit to Paris.
• In all the years of his ministry I cannot recall any unhappy situation with his congregation.
• He was not exactly unhappy, for he had a quick, bright mind, and a love of knowledge which made his lessons a pleasure.
• Bobby felt very uneasy and very unhappy at that moment.
• Getting them made to order is a long and unhappy process and I will pass over it briefly.
• But alas that ever I was so unhappy, said Launcelot, that I had not seen Sir Gareth and Sir Gaheris.
• O! O! O! O! and now the pain, the pain comes upon me, loose unhappy me, and let death come to be my physician.
• Katy was very unhappy, and the world, as she looked upon it, seemed utterly cheerless.
• He is halting now in his way, and he is unhappy because his life is incomplete.
• For their part they looked amiable, but rather unhappy, as if she had come in and interrupted their conversation.
• They are remarkable for the love they bear their husbands, and yet they all have a pleasure in tormenting them, and are never so unhappy, as when they see these happy.
• Doubt of it is the one thing that will have the power to make her bitterly unhappy.

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