unlocked
- adjective
- /ʌnˈlɑkt/
- THE DOOR WAS UNLOCKED.
You know, there's break insurance, people leave doors unlocked, ACS, like all this stuff, right?
- You know, there's break insurance, people leave doors unlocked, ACS, like all this stuff, right?
- And she had left her computer unlocked and it had all of her online passwords.
- No, the front door was unlocked and we were like wow, small town people be wild.
Examples
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No, the front door was unlocked and we were like wow, small town people be wild.
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Well, he realized the next day that he left his truck unlocked as he does.
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The cage is unlocked but he likes it in there.
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And she had left her computer unlocked and it had all of her online passwords.
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It was still unlocked and on and hadn't died yet.
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THE DOOR'S ALREADY UNLOCKED.
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I LEAVE IT UNLOCKED.
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IT'S UNLOCKED.
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The gate was left unlocked, allowing anyone to enter the yard.
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She felt relieved when she discovered that her car was still unlocked in the parking lot.
Synonyms
Not made safe, for example items not fastened or a computer without a password
Not fastened so a door or gate can open easily
Not fastened so a door or window opens easily
Not closed or fastened so it is open
A door or gate that has no bars
Compounds
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unlocked starts with un- meaning 'not' and the word lock meaning 'to fasten with a lock'. So unlocked simply means 'not fastened with a lock', which is why an unlocked door or safe can be opened without a key.