unsappy

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ sappy. Compare Old English unsæpiġ (“sapless, dry, withered”).

Adjective

unsappy (comparative more unsappy, superlative most unsappy)

  1. Not sappy; without excessive, cloying sentimentality.
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