unpaged
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpeɪdʒd/
- His collection of poems was presented in an unpaged booklet, encouraging readers to explore them freely.
Examples
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The unpaged appendix contains additional notes not included in the main text.
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She received an unpaged manuscript from her friend, allowing her to examine the content without distractions.
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The preface of the report is unpaged and appears before the numbered chapters.
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Some old manuscripts are unpaged, making it harder to reference specific sections.
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The manuscript was unpaged and difficult to navigate.
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Please check if the document is unpaged.
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The art book was unpaged, making it easy to flip through without worrying about the order of the pages.
Synonyms
Not having page numbers makes it hard to find pages
Pages or list items have no numbers
How Paged
Surface Forms
Morphology
unpaged = paged (transparent) = un + page + ed
Formed by adding the productive negative prefix 'un-' to 'paged' (page + -ed); meaning 'not having page numbers' is directly derivable.
Etymology
The word unpaged is built from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word page meaning 'a sheet in a book'. So an unpaged book or section has no printed page numbers, which makes it harder to find a specific place.