unchosen
- noun
- /ʌnˈtʃoʊzən/
- The teacher had a list of names, but some students remained unchosen for the group project.
Examples
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We kind of want it to say any airport or unchosen airport or something like that.
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Well, unchosen suffering is going to happen, right?
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Wow, that concept of chosen suffering versus unchosen suffering like life will take a loved one from you.
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During the game, several players were unchosen and had to wait for the next round.
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At the end of the auditions, many talented singers remained unchosen for the final performance.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
unchosen = chosen (transparent) = un + chosen
The noun sense is formed from the adjective 'unchosen' (un- + chosen) used nominally; the negative formation is clear.
Etymology
Unchosen (as a noun) uses the same parts — un- 'not' + chosen 'picked' — and so it names the people or things left behind, the ones 'not chosen' after a selection.