unhappy in Italian
unhappy in Italian is infelice, mesto, triste — unhappy means feeling or showing sadness.
unhappy in Italian
infelice
Not happy; sad.
mesto
Not happy; sad.
triste
Not happy; sad.
abbacchiato
Not happy; sad.
afflitto
Not happy; sad.
avvilito
Not happy; sad.
amareggiato
Not satisfied; unsatisfied.
demoralizzato
Not satisfied; unsatisfied.
depresso
Not satisfied; unsatisfied.
sconfortato
Not satisfied; unsatisfied.
scontento
Not satisfied; unsatisfied.
iellato
(mostly, dated) Not lucky; unlucky.
sfigato
(mostly, dated) Not lucky; unlucky.
sfortunato
(mostly, dated) Not lucky; unlucky.
inadatto
(mostly, dated) Not suitable; unsuitable.
infelice
(mostly, dated) Not suitable; unsuitable.
What does "unhappy" mean?
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adj Feeling or showing sadness.
"She looked unhappy after the phone call."
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adj Not satisfied with something.
"Many customers are unhappy with the new pricing plan."
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unhappy in a sentence
- She looked unhappy after the phone call.
- He's been unhappy at work for months.
- Many customers are unhappy with the new pricing plan.
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What is "unhappy" in Italian?
"unhappy" in Italian is infelice, mesto, triste. unhappy means: Feeling or showing sadness.
How do you use "unhappy" in a sentence?
Example: "She looked unhappy after the phone call." In Italian, "unhappy" is infelice, mesto, triste.
Are there other ways to say "unhappy" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 15 translations listed for "unhappy": infelice, mesto, triste, abbacchiato, afflitto, avvilito.
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