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unwidowed

  • a word derived from widowed.
    widowed
    adjective
    having lost one’s spouse to death.

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And he perceived that the bare idea of resuming old pleasures—the pleasures of her happy, her unwidowed time—was still a shock to her.

From Missing by Mrs. Humphry Ward

At first while the world called her widowed she sat with her unwidowed heart waiting for him in the old room, in the old way.

From The Best British Short Stories of 1922 by John Cournos