unsaid
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsɛd/
- Let's just say some things are better left unsaid and leave it at that.
- leave unsaid
- much unsaid
- remain unsaid
You know, what's what is sort of left unsaid or left off the table.
- You know, what's what is sort of left unsaid or left off the table.
- I have a lot to say to you that has been that has remained unsaid for many years.
- It's like there was nothing left unsaid.
- Sometimes that might be making sure nothing is left unsaid.
- It's about speaking what has been unsaid.
- Some things are left best unsaid.
- But what is left unsaid here is, yes, you have a wave, but the wave of what?
- But the descriptions are always leaving something unsaid, something for us to attempt to imagine.
- And in some ways you are leaving a truth unsaid, which is that they're being unkind or obnoxious or whatever.
- And, and I, I nail the unsaid question.
- No, because then it's just it's just unsaid how it all feels.
Examples
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However, much has been left unsaid, and today we have to say it.
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Some things are better left unsaid.
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Then what are the words unsaid to this individual?
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What have we left unsaid in our almost two hours here?
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I have a lot to say to you that has been that has remained unsaid for many years.
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I have left a huge amount unsaid because in an hour it's hard to cover everything.
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The highest truth on the subject remains unsaid... probably cannot be said.
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There is too much unsaid within me that I cannot say.
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But much was left unsaid during those years, and I am trying to make up for them.
Academic text (2008) -
During the meeting, there were many feelings left unsaid that troubled the team.
Synonyms
Understood without words
Not said aloud but people understand it
Kept secret and not told to other people
Not told to the public or said by officials
A look or action that shows feeling without words
Not said or written openly
Not said or talked about
Not said or shown but clearly felt
Not said out loud but understood by people
Kept secret from other people
Not said aloud or expressed in words
Shown or felt without spoken words
Not said in words but shown by actions or looks
Thought but not spoken aloud
People do not mention or discuss it in public
A sound made without clear words, like a grunt
Not openly admitted
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
The word unsaid is made of un- 'not' and said, the past of 'say', so it literally means 'not spoken'. Things that are unsaid are left quiet between people or not said aloud.