uncreated
- adjective
- /ˌʌnkrɪˈeɪtɪd/
- The concept of the universe is often debated, especially the existence of anything uncreated.
Think about the jobs as yet uncreated.
- Think about the jobs as yet uncreated.
Examples
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Those may be publishers, or they may be new, as yet uncreated service companies.
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During philosophical discussions, the idea of an uncreated being is fundamental to understanding existence.
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Many theologians assert that God is uncreated, meaning He was never brought into existence.
Synonyms
Person or animal not yet born, especially a baby still in the mother's body
Not made or created, often about works such as plays and films
Not yet created or imagined
Something that has not happened or started yet
Existing without being born or made by something
Antonyms
How Created
Surface Forms
Morphology
uncreated = created (transparent) = un + create + ed
Standard negation of the participial/adjectival form 'created' yields 'not created', which directly matches the sense.
Etymology
Uncreated comes from the parts un- 'not' and create 'to make'. So, it means 'not yet made' and is used for things like files, projects, or plans that have not been made or started.