unsettled

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unsettled

The weather remains unsettled with sudden changes.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Not yet resolved or determined: Referring to matters, issues, or questions that remain open, undecided, or without a final conclusion.
    • Not stable or constant: Describing conditions, such as weather or a situation, that are changeable, unpredictable, or not fixed.
    • Not calm or steady: Pertaining to a state of mind that is anxious, disturbed, or lacking peace.
    • Not inhabited or established: Referring to land or a region that is not permanently occupied or developed.
    • Not paid or cleared: Relating to financial accounts or debts that have not been settled.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The debate left the question of funding unsettled. (The issue of funding was not resolved by the debate.)
    • We postponed the picnic due to unsettled weather. (We postponed the picnic because the weather was unpredictable.)
    • Moving to a new city left her feeling unsettled. (Relocating caused her to feel anxious and not at peace.)
    • Pioneers traveled west into unsettled territory. (Pioneers journeyed into land that was not yet inhabited.)
    • The invoice from last month remains unsettled. (The bill from last month has not yet been paid.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to leave something unsettled": to not resolve or conclude something.
    • The negotiators left the key point unsettled and agreed to meet again.
  • "an unsettled feeling": a sense of unease, anxiety, or disquiet.
    • Witnessing the accident gave him an unsettled feeling for the rest of the day.
Variants and Related Words
  • Unsettle (verb): To disturb, disrupt, or make unstable.
    • The sudden news unsettled the entire community.
  • Unsettling (adjective): Causing anxiety or unease; disturbing.
    • It was an unsettling experience to be lost in the forest at night.
Synonyms
  • Unresolved: Not settled or solved.
  • Changeable: Likely to alter; variable.
  • Anxious: Experiencing worry or unease.
  • Uninhabited: Having no permanent residents.
  • Outstanding: Not yet paid or resolved (especially for debts).
Antonyms
  • Settled: Resolved, established, calm, or paid.
  • Stable: Not likely to change or fail; steady.
  • Calm: Not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions.
  • Inhabited: Having inhabitants; lived in.
Related Phrases
  • Unsettled account: A financial debt that has not been paid.
    • The company is pursuing payment for several unsettled accounts.
  • Unsettled times: A period characterized by instability, change, or uncertainty.
    • The country's economy struggled during those unsettled times.
unsettled

The weather remains unsettled with sudden changes.

Adjective
  1. not yet settled
    • unsettled territory
  2. subject to change
    • a changeable climate
    • the weather is uncertain
    • unsettled weather with rain and hail and sunshine coming one right after the other
  3. not settled or established
    • an unsettled lifestyle
  4. still in doubt
    • an unsettled issue
    • an unsettled state of mind