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unenumerated

unenumerated

8.3
Pages or list items have no numbers
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnɪˈnjuːməreɪtɪd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : no enumerado
  • Some pages in the old manuscript were unenumerated, which caused confusion during cataloging.

Examples

  • The report included several unenumerated tables, making it difficult to reference specific data.

  • The list was unenumerated, so readers had to count the items themselves.

  • Don't forget to review the unenumerated sections before signing!

  • The report has unenumerated sections that need to be addressed.

  • The report included several unenumerated tables, making it difficult to reference specific data.

  • Some pages in the old manuscript were unenumerated, which caused confusion during cataloging.

  • The list was unenumerated, so readers had to count the items themselves.

Synonyms

unnumbered
vsunenumerated
1 3.9

Without any number on it

is a formal term for lacking assigned sequence identifiers like page or item numbers
unpaged
vsunenumerated
8.2

A book or document with no page numbers printed

is broader, covering lack of sequence identifiers beyond just pages
unpaginated
vsunenumerated
7.6

Not having page numbers makes it hard to find pages

is about missing sequence identifiers rather than physical page division

Surface Forms

unenumerated positive

Morphology

unenumerated = enumerated (transparent) = un + enumerate + ed

The negating prefix 'un-' is added to 'enumerated' in a standard way; learners who know 'enumerate/enumerated' will readily infer 'not enumerated'.

Etymology

Unenumerated is made of un- 'not' and enumerate, whose root numer- means 'number' and is the same root as in number. So, unenumerated means 'not numbered', and you can use it for pages or tables that have no item or page numbers and are hard to reference.