Hyphenation of “unfeeling”
The standard US-English hyphenation shown for unfeeling is un-feel-ing, with 2 possible break points in this result.
What does “unfeeling” mean?
unfeeling: unsympathetic, harsh, or callous.
unsympathetic, harsh, or callous.
Example: “my mother is a cold, unfeeling woman”
lacking physical sensation or sensitivity.
Example: “he lowered his numb, unfeeling body into a seat and closed his eyes”
Words connected with “unfeeling”
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How “unfeeling” is split
For US English, the hyphenation result is un-feel-ing. This gives 2 possible line-break points in the returned pattern. The British-English pattern set returns the same split.
Questions about “unfeeling”
How do you hyphenate “unfeeling”?
In the US-English result used here, unfeeling is hyphenated as un-feel-ing.
Where can “unfeeling” break at the end of a line?
The returned US pattern contains 2 possible break points.
What does “unfeeling” mean?
unsympathetic, harsh, or callous.
Can you use “unfeeling” in a sentence?
“my mother is a cold, unfeeling woman”