unexpended
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪkˈspɛndɪd/
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- For example, arbitrage income earned on the investment of unexpended bond proceeds may no longer be offset against bond interest expense.
Examples
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The government's financial report highlighted the unexpended grant money that could be used for future projects.
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Martin described institutions that have to cancel all outstanding orders at the end of the year, leaving the library with "substantial unexpended funds."
Academic text (2015) -
Project expenditures for as many unexpended resources as possible.
Academic text (2015) -
9 Clendenning, Martin, and McKenzie focused on the problem of unexpended commitments and provided sound advice to reduce balances, but did not examine the consequences for the overall cash balance.
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The ability to accrue unexpended commitments and carry over a corresponding cash balance is unquestionably a less efficient use of a budget from a managerial accounting view.
Academic text (2015) -
This comes in an essay actually entitled 'Authors,' which takes up the mythology of 'the death of the author' as itself answering to a cultural need, a ploy that tries to outface the facts of an unexpended interest in authors:
Academic text (1990) -
The charity decided to allocate the unexpended funds to a new community program.
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At the end of the quarter, the company reported a significant amount of unexpended resources remaining in its budget.
Synonyms
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2.1
Something that remains after the rest has been used or eaten
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4.4
Not yet used or developed, especially natural resources and skills
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1.0
A thing that is still new and never touched
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4.1
Money or resources that have not yet been used
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6.3
Resources like land, minerals and energy that people do not use or develop
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1.6
Not used or eaten after the rest, often food
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4.5
Something left because no one ate or used it
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5.6
Not used and left empty
Still available because it is not used up
Still left after other things have been used or taken
Antonyms
How Spent
Surface Forms
Morphology
unexpended = expended (transparent) = un + expend + ed
The adjective is the straightforward negation of 'expended' (spent), so learners can derive the meaning by applying un- to the base adjective.
Etymology
Unexpended combines the prefix un- meaning 'not' with expended from expend meaning 'to spend', which is like the everyday word spend. So unexpended means money or resources that are 'not yet spent' or 'left over'.