Definition: Unhoodwinked is a term used in the field of linguistics, specifically within the context of semantics and pragmatics. It refers to a phrase or sentence that involves two or more words that are unrelated but have similar meanings. In its simplest form, "unhoodwinked" means to say something that has no meaning because it is not related to what you were trying to convey. For example, if someone says "I'm hungry," they could be saying that they don
what should be said.