unrequited in German
unrequited in German is unerwidert — unrequited means of feelings, especially love, not returned by the person they are directed at.
unrequited in German
unerwidert
(now, chiefly, of a, feeling or emotion) Not returned; not reciprocated; not repaid.
What does "unrequited" mean?
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adj Of feelings, especially love, not returned by the person they are directed at.
"He suffered years of unrequited love for his best friend."
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unrequited in a sentence
- He suffered years of unrequited love for his best friend.
- The novel is a tragic tale of unrequited affection.
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What is "unrequited" in German?
"unrequited" in German is unerwidert. unrequited means: Of feelings, especially love, not returned by the person they are directed at.
How do you use "unrequited" in a sentence?
Example: "He suffered years of unrequited love for his best friend." In German, "unrequited" is unerwidert.
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