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uncited

1 6.8

Not given a source or reference for information

adjective
/ʌnˈsaɪtɪd/

: no referenciado

Yes, some of these listed do cause brain damage, but a lot of them are unfounded, uncited, and simply not true.
uncited papers
percentage of uncited

Examples

The research paper was criticized for relying on uncited materials that lacked proper attribution.
Citing credible sources is essential; otherwise, your argument may be viewed as based on uncited information.
He faced scrutiny for using facts from uncited publications in his final project.

Synonyms

unattributed

vsuncited

1 6.4

A text without a known author or source

focuses on missing formal reference rather than unknown authorship

unquoted

vsuncited

1 5.3

Not shown in quotation marks

focuses on lacking source listings rather than missing exact-word marks

unreferenced

vsuncited

6.3

A text that gives no sources or citations to check information

is the broad name for that absence of references or sources

unreferred

vsuncited

8.1

Not mentioned, cited or named in speech and writing

applies to formal absence of source information rather than simple omission

uncredited

vsuncited

5.3

Not officially counted toward a course or degree

means missing general source information rather than formal recognition

Antonyms

referenced

Formal

4.9

A text with notes that show where information comes from

How Cited

referenced

Formal

4.9

uncited

1 6.8

Surface Forms

uncited positive

Morphology

uncited = cited (transparent) = un + cite + ed

Standard adjectival use formed by negating the past-participle 'cited'; learners familiar with 'cite' and 'un-' can infer 'not referenced'.

Etymology

Uncited is made of un- 'not' and cite 'to name a source', like when you recite or 'quote' a book. So an idea or fact that is uncited is 'not given a source' and is harder to check.