unplaced
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpleɪst/
- Despite training hard all season, she finished unplaced in the regional finals.
Examples
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Of the eight horses he entered in the race, three were unplaced.
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He was disappointed to remain unplaced after such a strong performance.
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She finished the race in an unplaced position.
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The athlete was unplaced despite her hard work.
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Despite training hard all season, she finished unplaced in the regional finals.
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He was disappointed to remain unplaced after such a strong performance.
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Of the eight horses he entered in the race, three were unplaced.
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Etymology
Unplaced comes from the parts un- meaning 'not' and place meaning a position or rank, like in 'first place'. So if someone is unplaced in a race, they do not have a top position.