What are the opposite words for unfed?

The word "unfed" means not having been fed or not having eaten. Therefore, antonyms of this word are words that mean having eaten or having been fed. Some of the antonyms of "unfed" are fed, nourished, satiated, satisfied, filled, and indulged. These words describe a state where one has received sustenance, has enough nutrients, and is no longer hungry. In contrast with "unfed," they denote a sense of satisfaction, fulfillment, and well-being. Using these antonyms can help us communicate more effectively and paint a picture of a person who is well-nourished and healthy.

What are the antonyms for Unfed?

• adj.

  • empty
  • abundant
  ,
  • complete
  ,
  • copious
  ,
  • effective
  ,
  • entire
  ,
  • filled
  ,
  • fruitful
  ,
  • full
  ,
  • productive
  ,
  • replete
  ,
  • sated
  ,
  • satiated
  ,
  • satisfied
  ,
  • sufficient
  .
  • noun
  • fueled
  ,
  • nourished
  .

Usage examples for Unfed

Famous quotes with Unfed

• What white man has ever seen me drunk? Who has ever come to me hungry and left me unfed? Who has seen me beat my wives or abuse my children? What law have I broken?

  Sitting Bull
• But what we call our despair is often only the painful eagerness of unfed hope.

  George Eliot
• What we call our despair is often only the painful eagerness of unfed hope.

  George Eliot
• My immortality has sharp restrictions.This merely is permitted me: that I may touch the hand of Etarre in the moment I lay that hand in the hand of her last lover. I give, who may not ever take... So do I purchase an eternally unfed desire against which time — as yet — remains powerless.

  James Branch Cabell
• In this world, as in our own, nearly all the chief means of production, nearly all the land, mines, factories, railways, ships, were controlled for private profit by a small minority of the population. These privileged individuals were able to force the masses to work for them on pain of starvation. The tragic farce inherent in such a system was already approaching. The owners directed the energy of the workers increasingly toward the production of more means of production rather than to the fulfilment of the needs of individual life. For machinery might bring profit to the owners; bread would not. With the increasing competition of machine with machine, profits declined, and therefore wages, and therefore effective demand for goods. Marketless products were destroyed, though bellies were unfed and backs unclad. Unemployment, disorder, and stern repression increased as the economic system disintegrated. A familiar story!

  Olaf Stapledon

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