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unlogged

unlogged

5.6
An action not recorded in a system or record
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈlɔɡd/
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  • The technician discovered several unlogged entries in the database after the audit.

Examples

  • Sensitive changes should never remain unlogged in a secure system.

  • Because the transaction was unlogged, it was difficult to trace the source of the error.

  • The forest remains unlogged and pristine.

  • We discovered an unlogged area during our hike.

  • Because the transaction was unlogged, it was difficult to trace the source of the error.

  • The technician discovered several unlogged entries in the database after the audit.

  • Sensitive changes should never remain unlogged in a secure system.

Synonyms

unaccounted
vsunlogged
3 4.8

Not listed, explained, or recorded in a report

is focused on absence from tracking systems rather than omission from totals
unrecorded
vsunlogged
2 3.9

Not written down in official papers

is about absence from system logs or lack of system tracking
unfiled
vsunlogged
1 5.2

Not put into the place where documents are kept

is about lack of entry in system logs rather than folder placement
untracked
vsunlogged
5.7

Not watched, followed, or recorded so people cannot see its progress

is about not appearing in system lists or status records
unticketed
vsunlogged
  • Jargon
7.0

A problem or request that has no entry in the official task log

is narrower, referring only to missing entries in that kind of system

How Logged

recorded
2.6
unlogged
5.6
untracked
5.7

Surface Forms

unlogged positive

Morphology

unlogged = logged (transparent) = un + log + ed

Straightforward negation of 'logged' (log + -ed): 'un-' indicates 'not recorded'.

Etymology

Unlogged is made from un- meaning 'not' and log, which here means 'a record', as in logbook or a computer log. So an unlogged entry is one that has not been written down or recorded.