unduplicated
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6.5
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈduːplɪkeɪtɪd/
- He found an unduplicated manuscript that had not been seen before.
- unduplicated count
Examples
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The questionable reliability of national figures is due to a variety of problems: requirements for unduplicated counts, unclear definitions of services provided, confusing definitions of ethnic/racial status, and insufficient data-collection expertise among service providers (Hasler, 1990).
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The search produced an unduplicated count of 163 articles.
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Thus, the probability of selection was proportional to the estimated unduplicated number of clients who use each service over one month.
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That's 2 pieces of unduplicated social content.
Blog text (1) -
A total of 2,227 unduplicated MRSA cases were reported from throughout Michigan.
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Demographic questions asked CAOs to report the size of their institutions, based on unduplicated headcount in the fall of 2009.
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In 2002, 18,045 unduplicated female patients aged 18 years or older visited the emergency department (unpublished data from the emergency department's 2002 records).
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Citing GfK MRI research, the MPA says that the combined unduplicated audience for magazines grew 4% across print and all digital platforms between spring 2011 and spring 2012.
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The largest, Northern Virginia Community College, is among the larger community colleges in the nation with an annual unduplicated credit enrollment of approximately 55,000 and 18,000 full-time equivalent students (FTES).
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According to official course rosters, 408 (unduplicated) undergraduate Bumpers College students were enrolled in these 12 courses; usable data were collected from 338 students, for an 82.8% response rate.
Academic text (2014)
Synonyms
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5.8
Something that cannot happen again or should not be said again
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3.7
One item that does not have its pair
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8.1
So unique that no one can make the same thing
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9.6
Not possible to repeat exactly
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9.6
Not seen or done before
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5.5
Happens only once and not again
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8.6
Not able to be copied or repeated
Antonyms
How Unique
Surface Forms
Morphology
unduplicated = duplicated (transparent) = un + duplicate + ed
Formed by prefixing 'un-' to 'duplicated' to give the straightforward negated meaning 'not duplicated', which learners can readily infer.
Etymology
Unduplicated is made from un- 'not' and duplicate, a word that means 'made twice' and is like the simple word double. So unduplicated means 'not copied or doubled', in other words a single or unique item.