How to spell UNSOWN correctly?
If you've misspelled "unsown", here are a few correct suggestions to consider. Firstly, "unsewn" refers to something that hasn't been stitched. Secondly, "unsound" refers to something that is not well-founded or unreliable. Finally, "unsown" itself is spelled correctly, meaning something that has not been planted with seeds.
List of suggestions on how to spell unsown correctly
- Anson Anson was once a very popular name for boys.
- disown The father threatened to disown his son if he continued with his reckless behavior.
- known He is known for his outstanding cooking skills.
- resown The farmer resown the field with new seeds after the heavy rain washed away the earlier planted crops.
- rundown The rundown building had been abandoned for years.
- sown The farmer had sown the seeds in neat rows in her garden.
- sundown As sundown approached, the sky turned into shades of pink and purple.
- unborn The doctor was able to detect a heartbeat in the unborn baby during the ultrasound.
- Union The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was dissolved in 1991.
- unison The marching band played in perfect unison during the halftime show.
- unknown The identity of the thief remained unknown for quite some time.
- unsaw
- unseen The thief entered the house unseen by anyone.
- unshorn The shepherd took great care to keep his sheep's wool unshorn until the ideal time for shearing.
- unsold The store still had many unsold items after the big sale.
- unsound His argument was unsound and didn't make any logical sense.
- UNSW UNSW is one of the leading universities in Australia.
- unworn The dress still had the tag on it, proving that it was unworn.
- uptown I'm meeting my friends for dinner uptown.
