unsolved
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈsɑlvd/
:
sin resolver
- Achieving identical appearance between soft and hard copy is a difficult and unsolved problem.
- an unsolved problem
- remains unsolved
- an unsolved murder
Perhaps this is a mystery that's best left unsolved, but it wasn't ghosts.
- Perhaps this is a mystery that's best left unsolved, but it wasn't ghosts.
- It still is one of these unsolved mysteries.
- So my question for you is what is the most important unsolved problem in physics today and why?
- That's very hard, though, and it's as yet an unsolved problem.
- But these ongoing observations should eventually help us understand this unsolved mystery.
- So here's how we solved or might have solved what was an unsolved mystery.
- In fact, most reported crimes go unsolved.
- And the single biggest unsolved problem is photography speed, exposure speed.
- You know, the, these are important unsolved questions, no matter what philosophical place you come from.
- It made sense for me to move away slightly from my previous two books, which were about unsolved murders, to actually hunting a real fugitive.
- And that's often where the magic occurs in product or service creation is this understanding of all the ingredients and all the unsolved problems.
Examples
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You know, the, these are important unsolved questions, no matter what philosophical place you come from.
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Despite numerous investigations, the case remains an unsolved crime, leaving the community in shock.
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All right, so today, what are some unsolved problems?
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And after that, I just went from place to place, unsolved murder after unsolved murder.
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In the entire universe, there are two great unsolved problems.
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So my question for you is what is the most important unsolved problem in physics today and why?
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To pose good unsolved problems is a difficult art.
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Well, let's take a look at the next layer of unsolved problems.
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For now, this is still the oldest unsolved problem in math.
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Shouldn't we be focusing on all those unsolved murders?
Synonyms
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4.8
No one knows the cause
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4.4
A problem or question that is still not solved
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4.6
Not yet decided or known
Antonyms
How Solved
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Morphology
Etymology
Unsolved begins with un- meaning 'not' and the rest is solve, which comes from an old word meaning 'to loosen' and appears in solution. So, unsolved means 'not fixed' or 'not answered', which is why we use it for problems, mysteries, or cases that have no solution yet.