different between unbearing vs unhearing
unbearing
English
Etymology
From Middle English unbering, unberinde, from Old English unberende, from Proto-Germanic *unberandz, equivalent to un- +? bearing.
Verb
unbearing
- present participle of unbear
Adjective
unbearing (not comparable)
- Bearing no fruit.
- an unbearing tree
unbearing From the web:
- what does unbearing mean
- what does unbearing
- what do bearing mean
unhearing
English
Etymology
un- +? hearing
Adjective
unhearing (not comparable)
- Not hearing.
- Camille said, as if unhearing, "Of course Apollo isn't with us permanently, you know!". - "Middle Age : A Romance" (2001) by Joyce Carol Oates (Fourth Estate, paperback edition, 272)
Antonyms
- hearing
unhearing From the web:
- what does hearing mean
- what is hearing mean
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