uncried
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkraɪd/
:
no proclamado
- The winner's name remained uncried as the ceremony ended in silence.
Examples
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Through the empty streets, the warning was left uncried and unheard.
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His achievements went uncried despite their importance to the community.
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Her feelings remained uncried after the heartbreak.
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The uncried emotions lingered in the room.
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The award went uncried, leaving the audience in a state of shock.
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With no voices raised in celebration, the announcement remained uncried.
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As the event concluded, many thoughts and ideas stayed uncried in the dark.
Synonyms
4
4.4
Not said or talked about
3
6.0
Not said or shown but clearly felt
1
7.4
Happening suddenly without warning
1
6.4
Not told to most people or announced widely
1
6.2
Kept secret from other people
1
6.7
Not said out loud but understood by people
1
8.8
A topic not discussed or mentioned in conversation
Thought but not spoken aloud
Not made public, for example opinions or complaints
Kept secret and not told to others
Antonyms
How Announced
Surface Forms
Morphology
uncried = cried (transparent) = un + cry + ed
The meaning 'not called out' is directly derived by prefixing un- to 'cried' (from 'cry' meaning 'call out'), so learners who know 'cry' and 'un-' can infer it.
Etymology
Uncried is built from un- 'not' and cry 'to call out', like a town crier who shouts news aloud. So if a name or warning is uncried it was not announced or called out.