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unticketed

unticketed

4.6
A person who has no paid pass or paper that allows entry
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈtɪkɪtɪd/
translation icon : sin entrada
  • The security guard asked all unticketed visitors to wait outside the entrance.

Examples

  • The event was free, so everyone was unticketed and could enter without registration.

  • Only unticketed passengers need to purchase a ticket before boarding the train.

  • The concert had many unticketed guests.

  • Are there any unticketed areas in the park?

  • The concert in the park is an unticketed event, so everyone can join without paying.

  • Many museums offer unticketed days, allowing visitors to explore for free.

  • Last weekend, we attended an unticketed lecture at the university, which attracted a large audience.

Synonyms

ticketless
vsunticketed
1 4.0

Not having a valid ticket when traveling or entering a place

can mean allowed entry without any pass, not needing purchase

Antonyms

2.9

Only people with a pass can enter or take part

How Ticketed

ticketed
2.9
unticketed
4.6

Surface Forms

unticketed positive

Morphology

unticketed = ticketed (transparent) = un + ticket + ed

Built from the adjective/participle 'ticketed' (having a ticket) with the negating prefix 'un-', a direct and regular formation.

Etymology

Unticketed starts with un- meaning 'not' and ends with ticket, the small paper you show to enter a train, show, or event. So unticketed means 'without a ticket' or not needing one to get in.