unmarked
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɑrkt/
- "Now," continued the receptionist, "if necessary, can we send an unmarked envelope to your home?"
- an unmarked grave
- unmarked graves
- an unmarked car
This was a site where hundreds of Africans were buried in unmarked graves on the on the soil.
- This was a site where hundreds of Africans were buried in unmarked graves on the on the soil.
- We went to Mccarran Airport and there's this weird place where they take you and there's unmarked aircraft.
- They've got me and my three friends sitting on the front hood of the unmarked car.
- Men in unmarked camouflage appear on the Crimean Peninsula, sent by the Kremlin.
- Wow fun fact for you, he pulled me after the PC video in an unmarked car.
- We're at our first unmarked split in the trail and to make sure Nate doesn't pass it.
- But the reports often claim that black unmarked helicopters were seen around the time of the animal mutilations, things like this.
- Give me the money and small, unmarked bills or the old lady gets it.
- I my guess is it has something to do with campaign contributions or, or paper bags full of unmarked bills.
- And that looks like unmarked cars and cops in regular street clothes in like a badge with like around their neck or whatever.
- First off, why does Mike Pompeo have unmarked maps at the ready?
- This dude would just fuck it, bro, get your shit and cruise mail truck unmarked.
Examples
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After she died, she was buried in an unmarked grave in a racially segregated cemetery in Port Pierce, Fla.
Academic text (2011) -
The monitors showed the captain emerging from an unmarked black Ford Crown Vic, looking disgusted.
Fiction book (1995) -
Move him around in unmarked cars.
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You know, waiting in an unmarked van until I leave.
Academic text (2018) -
We'll give you three million in unmarked bills for the letters.
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I want a private ambulance, unmarked, and I want it quiet.
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Project officers moved about in their unmarked cars, getting to know gang sections.
Academic text (1997) -
The two men ran back from their observation position to an unmarked car parked a hundred yards behind.
Fiction book (1995) -
They gave me an unmarked topo map.
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The detective drove an unmarked car to avoid drawing attention during the investigation.
Synonyms
Does not have special features that make it stand out
Not having a label or tag
Without any number on it
Without a label or identifying mark attached
Has no company name or logo on it
Not marked with any sign that tells items apart
Lacking special features that make it stand out
Not having a tag or ring on the leg
Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks
Having no marks or damage on the outside
Something with no small pushed-in marks from being hit
Antonyms
How Marked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmarked comes from the parts un- meaning 'not' and mark meaning 'sign' or 'label', so an unmarked object has no label, stamp, or sign to show what it is and is hard to identify.