uninvented
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪnˈvɛntɪd/
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no creado
- I don't understand why you'd dismiss oil industry talk of wonderful new undiscovered oil reserves and uninvented oil extraction technology, but accept breathlessly the idea of undiscovered uranium reserves and uranium burning technology.
Examples
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The concept of flying cars remains an uninvented idea that many dream about.
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I hold out hope that we'll be able to reconcile this conflict with some sort of some yet uninvented technology.
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Inventions would go uninvented.
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Many potential solutions to climate change are still uninvented and waiting for innovative thinkers.
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The scientist proposed a plan that relied on uninvented methods for energy efficiency.
Synonyms
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7.0
Not thought of before or expected
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5.8
Not made or created, often about works such as plays and films
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4.3
Only shown on plans and not yet made in real life
Not thought of before
Not yet made or produced
Something that has not happened or started yet
Existing without being born or made by something
Antonyms
How Created
Surface Forms
Morphology
uninvented = invented (transparent) = un + invent + ed
Direct negation of 'invented' used in the sense 'created'; 'uninvented' = 'not yet created' is straightforward for learners.
Etymology
Uninvented combines un- ('not') and invented, where invent means 'to create', as in inventor or invention. So uninvented can mean 'not yet created' — things, ideas, or devices that do not exist now but could be made in the future.