unarisen
- adjective
:
no surgido
- The potential for creativity often lies in the realm of unarisen ideas waiting to be explored.
Examples
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Many opportunities are still unarisen in this field.
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In discussions about future plans, we often focus on the unarisen opportunities ahead.
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The committee discussed potential unarisen issues that could affect the project in the future.
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She tried not to worry about unarisen problems that might never happen.
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Many opportunities remain unarisen until the right moment presents itself.
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The issue remains unarisen in our discussions.
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Meditation can help bring about the conditions for the development of unarisen positive thoughts.
Synonyms
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1.6
Person or animal not yet born, especially a baby still in the mother's body
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4.8
Not real or present
Not yet created or imagined
Sun or moon not yet above the horizon
A hidden reality that is not seen but is thought to be the source of everything
How Present
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unarisen is made of un- meaning 'not' and arisen from arise meaning 'to come up', the same root as rise. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine bread that has not risen yet, so unarisen describes something that has 'not come into being' or 'has not happened yet'.