Definitions
Not met; unfulfilled; not achieved
Word origin
From un- (prefix meaning ‘not’) + met (the past participle of meet (“to come face to face with, encounter; to comply with, satisfy”)); probably related to Old English ungemet (“unmet”) (chiefly used as part of a compound)—the word is not attested in Middle English. Ġemet in ungemet is possibly a past participle form of ġemētan (“to come upon, encounter, meet; to discover, find”).
Used in a sentence
“VVindes looſe their ſtrength, vvhen they do empty fly, / Vn-met of vvoods or buildings; […]”
“O Ancient Knight, thou sleepest then? / While through this poor land range the heathen men, / Unmet of any but my King and Lord: / Nay, let us see the deeds of thine old sword.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Still not satisfied”5 letters
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