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unenumerated

unenumerated

8.8
People or places are not counted in an official count
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnɪˈnjuːməreɪtɪd/
  • Specialized
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  • Many important liberties remain unenumerated in the constitution despite being widely recognized by society.

Examples

  • The report lists all the enumerated rights, but it fails to mention the unenumerated rights that also deserve protection.

  • The judge recognized the significance of unenumerated rights that are essential to individual freedoms.

  • They may be wrong in their understanding, but that's how they're, but they are still not with us on the role that unenumerated rights should play in doing that.

Synonyms

unaccounted
vsunenumerated
3 4.8

Not listed, explained, or recorded in a report

is omitted specifically from official counts and statistical tallies
unrecorded
vsunenumerated
2 3.9

Not written down in official papers

is about exclusion from official numerical counts rather than mere lack of record
unnumbered
vsunenumerated
1 3.9

Without any number on it

is about omission from official counts rather than lacking a visible label
unquantified
vsunenumerated
7.5

Not measured or given an exact amount

is about being left out of official statistical totals rather than lacking measurement

Surface Forms

unenumerated positive

Morphology

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

Standard negation of 'enumerated' by 'un-' yields 'not counted/included', which is straightforward for learners.

Etymology

Unenumerated is made of un- 'not' and enumerate, from the root numer- meaning 'number', just like number. So, unenumerated means 'not counted', and it fits people or places left out of a census or official count.