unfulfilled in Russian
unfulfilled in Russian is невы́полненный — unfulfilled means not satisfied; feeling that one's goals or desires haven't been achieved.
unfulfilled in Russian
невы́полненный
Pronounced: nevypolnennyy
Not yet provided as promised, particularly with respect to a contract or an order for a supply of something.
What does "unfulfilled" mean?
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adj Not satisfied; feeling that one's goals or desires haven't been achieved.
"She felt unfulfilled in her career despite the high salary."
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adj Not yet carried out or delivered, as with a promise or order.
"The contract's terms remained unfulfilled after months of delay."
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unfulfilled in a sentence
- She felt unfulfilled in her career despite the high salary.
- The contract's terms remained unfulfilled after months of delay.
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What is "unfulfilled" in Russian?
"unfulfilled" in Russian is невы́полненный. unfulfilled means: Not satisfied; feeling that one's goals or desires haven't been achieved.
How do you pronounce невы́полненный?
"unfulfilled" in Russian is невы́полненный, pronounced "nevypolnennyy".
How do you use "unfulfilled" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt unfulfilled in her career despite the high salary." In Russian, "unfulfilled" is невы́полненный.
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