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unpolled

unpolled

6.5
People or areas not asked for their opinion in a poll
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈpoʊld/
translation icon : no encuestado
  • The unpolled voters could change the outcome of the election.

Examples

  • Analysts warned that unpolled groups might introduce unexpected results.

  • Many rural areas remained unpolled due to difficult access.

  • Many voters are unpolled.

  • The results were skewed because many unpolled voters were not considered.

  • The results of the election were surprising, especially considering the opinions of the unpolled citizens.

  • Market researchers are often interested in the views of unpolled groups to gauge broader public sentiment.

  • During the debate, many unpolled voters expressed frustration over not having their voices heard.

Synonyms

unsampled
vsunpolled
  • Specialized
7.1

A person or thing not chosen to be part of a study group

is limited to not being asked for an opinion in a poll

Surface Forms

unpolled positive

Morphology

unpolled = polled (transparent) = un + poll + ed

The prefix 'un-' clearly negates the meaning of 'polled', making it transparent.

Etymology

Unpolled comes from un- 'not' and poll 'vote' or 'head', the same poll we use for a survey. So unpolled people or places are 'not' asked in a poll and were not surveyed.