unreferred
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.rɪˈfɜrd/
- The report contained several unreferred sources that should have been acknowledged.
Examples
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Many relevant studies were left unreferred in the final version of the paper.
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Important details remained unreferred throughout the entire discussion.
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The study included many unreferred sources.
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He submitted a report with several unreferred citations.
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The report contained several unreferred sources that should have been acknowledged.
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Important details remained unreferred throughout the entire discussion.
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Many relevant studies were left unreferred in the final version of the paper.
Synonyms
Not said or talked about
Not given a source or reference for information
Not having a named or known source of information
A text that gives no sources or citations to check information
Antonyms
How Mentioned
Surface Forms
Morphology
unreferred = referred (transparent) = un + refer + ed
The adjective is formed by standard negation (un-) applied to the past-participle/adjectival 'referred', yielding the direct meaning 'not referred'.
Etymology
Unreferred is made of un- ('not') and refer ('to mention or point to'), the same root as reference. So an unreferred source is one that was not mentioned or listed, which explains why it means 'not mentioned'.