Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
unseelie
Adjective
/ʌnˈsiːli/

Definition
An adjective used to describe something that is wicked, evil, or malevolent, often associated with the supernatural, particularly in folklore.

Examples
- The unseelie spirits haunted the old castle, bringing dread to all who entered.
- Beware the unseelie fae, for they twist good intentions into wicked outcomes.
- Legends spoke of an unseelie court that ruled over the dark woods.

Meaning
The term ‘unseelie’ comes from Scottish folklore, referring to fairies that are considered to be maleficent or of a nature that brings misfortune and harm.

Synonyms
- Malevolent
- Evil
- Wicked
- Dark