unfriended

[uhn-fren-did]

adjective

1. without friends; not befriended.

unfriended

/ ʌnˈfrɛndɪd /

adjective

1. rare,  without a friend or friends; friendless

Word History and Origins

Origin of unfriended¹

First recorded in 1505–15; un- ¹ + friend + -ed ³

Example Sentences

"Some of my friends unfriended me because they hold different views. But what I can do? I believe I'm doing a right thing. I want to be a role model for my daughter."

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Some people unfriended her on Facebook.

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"Finally when I accepted his request, he started sending me lewd texts. They were so bad that I could not even share them with my close friends. After I unfriended him, he started to treat me badly," she said, alleging that her grades plummeted after her falling out with him.

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But it's the way Spears is "talking bout things" that fans — and Aguilera, who promptly unfriended Spears after the post — are taking issue with, even as it may reflect the restrictive, sexist world in which she was raised.

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Either they accept your bid and let you in, or they continue to respect their “unfriended” status.

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