unfretful

adj

Etymology

From un- + fretful.

  1. derived from *h₃enh₂-✻
  2. derived from -āre
  3. derived from -er
  4. derived from *bʰreg-✻
  5. derived from *frangō✻
  6. derived from frangō
  7. derived from fret
  8. derived from freté
  9. inherited from frēten — “to decorate”
  10. suffixed as fretful — “fret + ful”
  11. prefixed as unfretful — “un + fretful”

Definitions

  1. Not fretful.

    • To have thoughts so unfretful we could abide with them alone for hours on end.

The neighborhood

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