unmet — not satisfied, fulfilled, or achieved
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not satisfied, fulfilled, or achieved
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈmet/
Korean meaning: 충족되지 않은, 만족되지 않은, 달성되지 않은
Korean pronunciation: 언**멧**
Example Sentences
- His unmet dream of becoming a chef led him to cook instant noodles every night.
- The company identified several unmet customer needs in the market research.
- Many students have unmet expectations about college life and reality.
unmet
ADJECTIVE//ʌnˈmet//
not satisfied, fulfilled, or achieved

a young child sits alone at a large dinner table with multiple empty chairs around it. The child stares hopefully at the front door with a sad expression while touching an untouched birthday cake. Several plates of cold food sit abandoned on the table as party decorations hang limply overhead. The clock on the wall shows it's very late as shadows grow longer across the room. Family photos on nearby shelves show the missing people who were supposed to be there. needs and expectations that remain not satisfied, fulfilled, or achieved
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Unmet dreams left him upset, but he chose to reset!
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Origin
고대 영어 'un-'(부정 접두사)과 'meet'(만나다, 충족하다)가 결합하여 형성된 단어입니다. 'meet'는 원래 '적절한, 적합한'이라는 의미에서 '충족하다'로 발전했습니다.
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“His unmet dream of becoming a chef led him to cook instant noodles every night.”
“The company identified several unmet customer needs in the market research.”
“Many students have unmet expectations about college life and reality.”
“Her unmet desire for chocolate resulted in a midnight convenience store raid.”
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