unread
- adjective
- /ʌnˈrɛd/
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- Don't want to mark an entire thread unread to return to reading it later?
Examples
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In the story, Jackson instead talks about this unread, valuable book as a kind of way of articulating the relationship between these two people.
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But I will be doing how many unread books I own versus read.
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Anyway, his line in a much unread paper called Existence as metaphor?
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Expect to see an unread build where we do a streaming machine and the gaming machine that goes with it.
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Now, he may be unread, but he's got incredible instinct.
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Firstly, I don't think it's helpful to identify unread tweets.
Blog text (19) -
So if you don't do that, then when you encounter stoicism in the wild, let's call it right, the wild of a previously unread authors things, you're not going to recognize it.
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Our docker folder is for if we want to add applications like Plex Server to our unread server install as opposed to our Windows VMS.
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And if conservatives don’t watch out, we’ll pick each other apart and give the liberal media plenty of ammo to make the ignorant, unread public disregard all the stupid stuff the current administration has done.
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His arguments about the topic were flawed because he was quite unread on the latest research.
Synonyms
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5.5
Not told about important things, so you do not know them
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4.3
Not knowing about a subject or how to do something
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2.8
A person who has little or no schooling
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3.7
Not knowing about a subject or situation
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8.0
People who do not know about a subject or activity
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7.0
Not knowing or understanding important information
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5.8
Not aware that something is happening or true
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7.1
Not knowing much about a subject
1
6.5
Not familiar with someone or something
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6.8
Not having much knowledge of a subject
1
7.7
A person with little education or knowledge about a subject
Not familiar with a subject or its details
Not having experience in a subject or activity
Someone who has no training or basic knowledge about a subject
Antonyms
How Informed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unread comes from the parts un- meaning 'not' and read, so it literally means 'not read'. When used about a person it says they are 'not read' on a subject, in other words not informed because they have not read about it.