unhusbanded
adjective
un·hus·band·ed
¦ən¦həzbəndə̇d
1
: not tilled : uncultivated
unhusbanded land
2
: not having a husband
the unhusbanded young lady … lives with her married sister
John Gould
John Gould
Word History
Etymology
in sense 1, from un- entry 1 + husbanded, past participle of husband; in sense 2, from un- entry 1 + husband, noun + -ed
- commonization
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