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Meaning

The word "unwordly" seems to be a typographical error or a misspelling of "unworldly." Unworldly refers to someone who is not concerned with the materialistic or practical aspects of life. Such a person may be more focused on spiritual or idealistic matters, often seeming naive or out of touch with the realities of everyday life.

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Etymology

The word "unworldly" is derived from the prefix "un-" meaning "not," combined with "worldly," which comes from "world" referring to the earthly domain, especially in the context of material concerns.

Examples

  1. Her unworldly perspective on life led her to pursue a career in philosophy rather than finance.
  2. The unworldly nature of his beliefs sometimes made it difficult for him to relate to his peers.
  3. Despite living in a bustling city, she remained remarkably unworldly, often preferring the quiet of nature.
  4. He was criticized for his unworldly approach to relationships, valuing love over practicality.