unwritten
- adjective
- /ʌnˈrɪtən/
- I really do think there's an unwritten story, and I think it's time to put fingers to keys.
It's it's AI think the, the, the future is unwritten there.
- It's it's AI think the, the, the future is unwritten there.
- Because the path of yourself should be almost unwritten.
Examples
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Furthermore, the unwritten knowledge of forest peoples is rapidly disappearing.
Academic text (1993) -
Their conversation was lively and unwritten, filled with spontaneous laughter and unplanned anecdotes.
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Perhaps the past is better left untold or unwritten.
Academic text (2011) -
In old age, Wilson once talked of an unwritten work, perhaps in novel form—he thought he might not live to do it—that would consist of a round of visits among the "blasted" comrades of his youth.
Academic text (1990) -
Her speech was filled with unwritten words, flowing naturally without any script.
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The artist created unwritten melodies as he improvised on the piano during the performance.
Synonyms
Happening naturally without planning or outside cause
Done or said without preparation
Happening by chance without getting ready first
Not planned in writing and done while people speak or act
Made or done without planning, using what is on hand
Not planned or practiced before
Happening without being planned or thought about first
Said or done without preparation on the spot
Made quickly using what is available
Happens without planning, often on the spot
Says or does something without planning
Not planned or practiced and seeming natural
Happening without much planning
Not planned or done on purpose
Speech or action that feels natural and not planned
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A rule people follow because of custom rather than being made by the government
How Planned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unwritten comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and written from write, so it simply means 'not written down'. So an unwritten speech or remark is one made without notes, made up at the moment.