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Unspoiled vs Unspoil - What's the difference?

unspoiled | unspoil |

As an adjective unspoiled

is not spoiled or touched; pure.

As a verb unspoil is

to make less spoiled.

unspoiled

English

Adjective

(en adjective)
  • Not spoiled or touched; pure.

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    * unspoilt

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    unspoil

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    Verb

  • To make less spoiled.
  • * 2007 , Molly Gloss, The Hearts of Horses , Houghton Mifflin Company (2007), ISBN 9780547525242, unnumbered page:
    • The week before, watching her work, Logerwell had called out to her, "I can tell you right now, if you mollycoddle a horse he'll turn out spoilt, and I've had to unspoil plenty of horses that've been girl-broke.
  • * 2007 , Donald Trump & Bill Zanker, Think Big: Make It Happen in Business and Life , HarperCollins (2007), ISBN 9780061547836, page 155:
    • A few negative people can ruin an entire office environment, which shows you how powerful negativity is. It is so bad, even positive workers can't “unspoil ” it.
  • * 2011 , Jane Douch, From Pamela Jane with Some Honor , Strategic Book Group (2011), ISBN 9781609763565, page 32:
    • As John grew into a toddler he was quite spoilt, so I took the serious responsibility of unspoiling him.

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