What does unpromise mean?
Unpromise means Lack of promise; poor prospects; unpromising outlook..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Lack of promise; poor prospects; unpromising outlook..
So I was a writer of early unpromise. All my stories from the age of twelve until I was at least twenty-two were pretty bad.
The resulting brew did not smell promising, and the taste more than lived up to the unpromise.
To be sure, scholars have noted that occasionally heroines of the Cinderalla plot, known through folkloric classification as ATU 510, "gain all the time in determination and strength" through their sufferingg and "begin to lose their tag of unpromise and start shaping their lives and futures, at times, not without a little deception.”
I had God's promise that he was there to bring us into the land of promises, or unpromises.
Promises are no fetters: with that tongue Thy promise past, unpromise it again.
"But I promised Annie we'd take them, Joseph." " Well , you're just going to have to unpromise her!"
It wouldn't be a promise if you could just unpromise it.
Use unpromise when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Unpromise means Lack of promise; poor prospects; unpromising outlook..
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So I was a writer of early unpromise. All my stories from the age of twelve until I was at least twenty-two were pretty bad.
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