unserved

Examples

• All

• The underlying factor of the social work profession in Nigeria since the period after the Second World War is a commitment to assist the poor, the disenfranchised, the vulnerable, and the unserved in society.

  Academic text (2011)

• These trends are certain to result in the increasing exclusion of students with EBD—many of whom remain unidentified and unserved—from general education classrooms and schools.

  Academic text (1999)

• "Their extreme needs go unserved because few in CW are aware of or understand their problems."

  Academic text (2010)

• BRADY: Tyler said, "Look, you feel unserved, and I have this that I'm serving just for you."

  Blog text (4)

• She has been guided by the needs of unserved and underserved litigants while preserving the integrity of the justice system.

  Blog text (21)

• Many patients in rural areas remain unserved by adequate healthcare facilities.

• The community organization focuses on helping families that feel unserved by local resources.

• Countless voices go unserved when decisions are made without public input.

Synonyms

U

unmet

vsunserved

8 4.5

Not satisfied or completed, for example a need left without help

emphasizes missing attention or service rather than broader unsatisfied goals

U

unheeded

vsunserved

5 6.5

Not noticed or ignored so no one pays attention

concerns not receiving needed service or attention rather than failing to heed warnings

U

untended

vsunserved

3 4.9

Not given care, like a garden

is about not getting required service or attention rather than ongoing neglect

U

uncared-for

vsunserved

1 4.2

Not looked after and left in bad condition

highlights missing required service or attention rather than general lack of care

U

uncared

vsunserved

1 5.5

Not looked after and left in bad condition

points to not receiving needed service or attention specifically rather than neglect broadly

U

unrendered

vsunserved

7.5

Not provided when expected, for example a service or good

focuses on not having received needed attention or help rather than formal delivery

U

unhandled

vsunserved

3.9

A task or problem that no one has dealt with yet

means specifically not receiving needed attention or service rather than mere delay

U

unhelped

vsunserved

5.8

A person who acts alone without anyone assisting them

is about lacking required attention or service, not only absence of help

U

unprovided for

vsunserved

8.2

Not having enough money or help for basic needs

refers to missing direct attention or service, not longer term provision failures

N

neglected

vsunserved

3.7

Not cared for or looked after so it becomes damaged

focuses on the immediate lack of received attention or service rather than long neglect

U

unregarded

vsunserved

6.7

Not noticed or given any attention

is about not receiving required help or service rather than being simply unnoticed

Antonyms

A

attended

3.5

A place or person with someone there to watch and help

How Served

underserved

14 4.8

unserved

4.9

ignored

1.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology