unlief.
Not dear or beloved; unliked; unpleasant, hateful.
Meaning & usage
Not dear or beloved; unliked; unpleasant, hateful.
Where this word comes from
From Middle English unleeffe, unlef, from Old English unlēof (“not dear, not beloved, odious, hateful”), from Proto-West Germanic *unleub (“unloved, unpleasant”), from Proto-Germanic *unleubaz (“not dear, unpleasant”). By surface analysis, un- + lief. Cognate with Dutch onlief, German unlieb, Icelandic óljúfur (“unpleasant”).
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