unparsed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpɑrst/
- Specialized
- Before we can generate a summary, we must address the unparsed sections of the document.
Examples
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How can you say it is unparsed?
Blog text (11) -
A close look at the average essay written by a freshman who hasn't understood the material well reveals phrase after phrase that has been swallowed whole and returned still semantically, and sometimes even syntactically, unparsed.
Academic text (2001) -
The software is designed to process unparsed data before analysis.
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The report includes unparsed information that needs to be organized for clarity.
Synonyms
Not changed from its natural form
Not examined in detail for study
How Processed
Surface Forms
Morphology
unparsed = parsed (transparent) = un + parse + ed
The adjective is formed by straightforward negation: un- + 'parsed' = not parsed, which is directly inferable by learners familiar with 'un-' and 'parsed'.
Etymology
The word unparsed is made from un- meaning 'not' and parse meaning 'to break into parts'. So, unparsed means 'not broken into parts' and is used for text or data that has not yet been analyzed or processed.