uncredited
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
:
no acreditado
- The aired version was almost entirely written by Star Trek story editor D.C. Fontana, who is uncredited.
That victory was the selfless, uncredited work of one eager young staffer.
- That victory was the selfless, uncredited work of one eager young staffer.
Examples
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Dorothy Malone had segued to television guest appearances and has an uncredited role as a high society girl that Taylor was supposed to marry.
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That victory was the selfless, uncredited work of one eager young staffer.
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So, please, if you see your work uncredited, send me an email and I will.
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So there's people that have an entire career where they are often uncredited but do work on films that is within their quality skill side.
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My husband is an uncredited writer of that Charlie's Angels movie.
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He is uncredited on many high-profile features where his experience was used to doctor films.
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The uncredited saloon keeper is played by Michael Zaslow, who played Crewman Darnell in "The Man Trap," the first aired episode of the original Star Trek.
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Many artists have contributed to the project in an uncredited capacity, highlighting the importance of teamwork.
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The film received criticism for its uncredited writers, who played crucial roles in shaping the script.
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Despite his uncredited efforts, her mentorship greatly influenced the team's success in the competition.
Synonyms
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4.5
Has no known public name or source
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Not having a name mentioned or known
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Not given credit or public attention for work
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Not said or talked about
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A text without a known author or source
A person who appears but is not named in the program or credits
Antonyms
How Credited
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncredited begins with un- meaning 'not' and credit, which in English means 'public recognition' like the list of names at the end of a film. So uncredited describes someone whose name was 'not given in the credits'.