un·feared \|ən+\adjective Etymology: in sense 1, from Middle English unferd, from un- (I) + fered, ferd, past participle of feren to frighten; in sense 2, from un- (I) + feared, past participle of fear — more at fear 1.obsolete: not frightened : unafraid < stand upright and unfeared — Ben Jonson > 2.: not feared < an unfeared adversary >