Meaning & Definition of Unloaded in English
English⟶
Unloaded
Not loaded; devoid of load or burden.
Pronunciation:
/ʌnˈloʊ.dɪd/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Not carrying any cargo or passengers.
Example Sentence: The truck was unloaded and ready to return.
Definition: Free from constraints or responsibilities.
Example Sentence: After finishing his exams, he felt unloaded.
Definition: Referring to a firearm that is not loaded with ammunition.
Example Sentence: He made sure the gun was unloaded before cleaning it.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and 'loaded', which comes from the verb 'load'.
Synonyms
emptyclearedvacantunburdeneddevoid
Common Phrases and Expressions
- unloaded gun: A firearm that does not contain ammunition.
- unloaded thoughts: Thoughts that are not weighed down by concerns or responsibilities.
Translations
- Spanish: descargado
- French: déchargé
- German: entladen
- Russian: разгруженный
Related Words
- load: To put a load on or in something.
- burden: A heavy load or duty.
Slang Meanings of unloaded
Meaning: Feeling free or relieved from stress.
Example Sentence: After the breakup, I felt unloaded and ready to enjoy life again.
Meaning: To be carefree or without worries.
Example Sentence: On vacation, she felt completely unloaded.