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unliquidated

unliquidated

9.0
Not yet sold or turned into cash, often about things a company owns
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnˈlɪkwɪˌdeɪtɪd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : no liquidado
  • Many investors are concerned about unliquidated assets.

Examples

  • The company reported several unliquidated debts.

  • In a legal dispute, the judge ruled that the unliquidated claims could not be settled until the trial concluded.

  • The company reported several unliquidated assets on its balance sheet at the end of the year.

  • Her claim remained unliquidated because the exact amount of damages had not been determined.

  • The estate still held unliquidated property that needed to be sold before distribution.

  • Many of the assets in the estate remain unliquidated and will take time to value before distribution can occur.

  • The accountant explained that the unliquidated debts might affect the company's financial stability until resolved.

Synonyms

uncashed
vsunliquidated
1 4.6

Not yet turned into money, for example a check you have not taken to the bank

applies more widely to assets not converted into cash or still undetermined
non-settling
vsunliquidated
  • Specialized
7.7

A bank payment that has not been completed or cleared

emphasizes lack of final determination or conversion into cash
unnegotiated
vsunliquidated
  • Specialized
8.6

A cheque or bill not given to a bank to be paid

is broader referring to assets not determined or not converted into cash

How Settled

settled
3.4
unliquidated
  • Specialized
9.0
pending
18 3.0

Surface Forms

unliquidated positive

Morphology

unliquidated = liquidated (transparent) = un + liquidate

Formed by adding the negation prefix 'un-' to the participial/adjectival 'liquidated', so the meaning 'not settled or converted into cash' is directly inferable.

Etymology

Unliquidated starts with the part un- and the verb liquidate, and liquidate comes from liquid, which means 'fluid' and in business grew to mean 'turn into cash'. So unliquidated describes money, assets, or claims that have not yet been turned into cash or finally settled.