unbloodthirsty

Meanings

• unbloodthirsty means lacking the desire for bloodshed and violence.

  - "His unbloodthirsty nature was evident in his peaceful demeanor and aversion to violence."
  - "Despite being a warrior, the king proved to be an unbloodthirsty ruler, who believed in justice and fairness."
  - "The unbloodthirsty knight refused to slay the wounded dragon, despite being offered great rewards for doing so."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with unbloodthirsty
almond , balm , calm , pal , palms , tal , tall , taw

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Homophones

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1. unbloodthirsty () :
   

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Variants

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unblushing , unblushingly

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Forms

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unbloodthirsty (adjective), unbloodthirsty (noun), unbloodthirsty (verb), unbloodthirsty (idiom or expression), unbloodthirsty (idiom or expression with specific cultural or historical significance), unbloodthirsty (idiom or expression with specific linguistic or grammatical significance), unbloodthirsty (idiom or expression with specific literary or artistic significance)

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Etymology

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The word unbloodthirsty is a compound adjective that consists of the negative prefix un- and the word bloodthirsty. The word bloodthirsty means having or showing a strong desire for violence and bloodshed.

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Culture

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The term unbloodthirsty does not have any significant cultural or historical associations. However, the concept of being unbloodthirsty or peaceful and nonviolent is a positive and desirable attribute in various cultures and societies throughout history. For instance, in many Eastern religious and philosophical traditions, such as Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, the concept of being peaceful, compassionate, and nonviolent is a fundamental tenet and guiding principle for living a virtuous and fulfilling life. Similarly, in many Western religious and philosophical traditions, such as Christianity, Islam, and Stoicism, the concept of being peaceful, compassionate, and nonviolent is also a valued and cherished attribute for living a virtuous and fulfilling life.

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