unhappy

/ʌnˈhæpi/
adj 4noun 1verb 1

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(adj.)

VERBS

be, feel, look, seem, sound

become, grow

The team became unhappy with their coach after losing several important matches.

make sb

The noise from the construction site makes my neighbors very unhappy.

ADV

deeply, desperately, distinctly, dreadfully, extremely, most, really, terribly, very, wretchedly

The children seemed desperately unhappy about moving to a new school.

entirely

She was entirely unhappy about moving to a new school last year.

increasingly | a bit, a little, rather | clearly, obviously

equally

Both children were equally unhappy about missing the birthday party last weekend.

personally

PREP

about

The team was unhappy about the decision to cancel the match.

at

The children were unhappy at having to leave the beach early.

with

My parents were quite unhappy with how the new school handled discipline issues.

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