untitled
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈtaɪtəld/
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sin nombre
- The artist displayed several untitled paintings at the gallery last weekend.
- untitled painting
- untitled poems
- untitled project
Yeah, I remember I got the e-mail from my agents and it said Untitled Donald Glover Project.
- Yeah, I remember I got the e-mail from my agents and it said Untitled Donald Glover Project.
- Ibrahim El Saeed's poem untitled because the fascism that grew in schools currently invades the streets.
- It has the similar styles, the type of wood, the size of the painting, kind of has all of those hallmarks beyond that unknown artist untitled painting.
Examples
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Misha B is set to release her untitled debut album on November 4.
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The Rothko, an untitled abstract red canvas from 1961, fetched $31.4 million.
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It's untitled, but the contrast against the vertical building is really amazing.
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So both of the poems that I'll read are are from his series of untitled poems, which are some of his most well known.
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It's the lead single from his next, as-yet-untitled album, due out April 9.
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I'd seen that pose thousands of times before on my living room wall, in an untitled ink wash drawing.
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Um, it's-it's untitled right now, and it's an unfinished piece.
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Tucked between two autobiographical stories was an untitled story about an Alabama lynching told entirely in the voice of a young, white narrator.
Fiction book (1997) -
Untitled and undated document, Files of Ken Hechler, Harry S. Truman Library.
Academic text (2014) -
Vin Diesel's upcoming films include "The Fast and The Furious 6" and an untitled "Chronicles of Riddick" sequel.
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Synonyms
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Not having a name mentioned or known
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A person or thing with no known name
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Not assigned a particular use, name, or place
A person who has no official position or rank
A part that has no title or heading at the top
Antonyms
How Titled
Surface Forms
Morphology
untitled = titled (transparent) = un + title + ed
Negation of 'titled' in the sense 'having a name/title assigned' is clear and uses productive morphology.
Etymology
Untitled comes from the small part un- meaning 'not' and title meaning 'a name or label', the same title you see on a book or painting. So an untitled work is simply 'not given a title', which is why artists or writers sometimes leave a piece without a name.