unweighed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈweɪd/
- Several important risks remained unweighed during the planning process, leading to unexpected challenges.
Examples
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Decisions based on unweighed opinions can result in poor outcomes for the team.
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The report was incomplete because it left many factors unweighed and unexamined.
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Don't leave it unweighed!
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Her opinion was unweighed in the final decision.
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Many crucial factors were unweighed, which impacted the project's overall success.
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The committee's conclusion was flawed because several voices remained unweighed in the discussion.
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When considering the proposal, his concerns were left unweighed and overlooked.
Synonyms
Made or said without careful thought
Not yet checked for quality or value
Antonyms
How Considered
Surface Forms
Morphology
unweighed = weighed (semi-transparent) = un + weigh + ed
The negation 'un-' applies to the past-participle 'weighed' but the sense 'not considered' is a metaphorical extension of 'weigh' ('to consider'), so learners may not map literal 'not weighed' to 'not considered' immediately.
Etymology
Unweighed comes from un- 'not' and weigh 'to measure weight' or 'to think carefully', the same root as weight. So when we call an opinion unweighed, we mean it was 'not considered' or 'not evaluated'.