unreported
15
4.4
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.rɪˈpɔːr.tɪd/
:
no reportado
- The good news in all this is tonight's operations have gone completely unreported.
- unreported cases
- previously unreported
- unreported fishing
Instead, China supplies this as unreported dual use equipment.
- Instead, China supplies this as unreported dual use equipment.
- Events that shouldn't have gone unnoticed, that shouldn't have gone unreported.
- You know, the journalists that kept their mouths shut, their heads down and their minds ignorant to allow all this to go on unreported.
- Alex posts his reporting to Substack on his Unreported Truths publication.
Examples
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Yet what goes unreported is the excellence of the Imperial Mali Army and it's legendary cavalry.
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This is unreported income, gained from an illegal venture, Mr. Brewster.
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The number of reported cases was added to the estimated number of unreported cases.
Academic text (2000) -
I'm talking about unreported income.
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In fact, he seems to have stumbled on one previously unreported issue that might just blow this election wide open.
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It went virtually unreported in the national media.
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In a bad year, lions attack as many as 140 Tanzanians; unreported cases may double that number.
Academic text (2009) -
Holding currency, by encouraging tax evasion through unreported income, reduces the effective income tax rate of the average household.
Academic text (2018) -
The Victorians didn't like discussing that sort of thing, so it went unreported.
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Many accidents go unreported because people are afraid to come forward.
Synonyms
37
5.8
Kept secret and not told to other people
28
6.0
Most people do not know about it
13
6.0
Not told to the public or said by officials
4
4.4
Not said or talked about
2
3.9
Not written down in official papers
1
6.2
Kept secret from other people
1
6.4
Not told to most people or announced widely
Not made public, for example opinions or complaints
Antonyms
How Reported
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unreported breaks into un- meaning 'not' and report meaning 'to tell', like what a reporter does. So unreported describes something that was 'not told' to the public or to the authorities.