unlaureled
- adjective
- /ʌnˈlɔːrəld/
- US
- Many of history's greatest contributors remain unlaureled by the societies they served.
Examples
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Artists sometimes endure years of unlaureled struggle before their work is recognized.
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Her unlaureled dedication to her patients went largely unnoticed outside the hospital walls.
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Many unlaureled artists struggle to gain recognition.
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She felt unlaureled despite her hard work.
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Many of history's greatest contributors remain unlaureled by the societies they served.
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Her unlaureled dedication to her patients went largely unnoticed outside the hospital walls.
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Artists sometimes endure years of unlaureled struggle before their work is recognized.
Synonyms
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6.3
A person who does important work without praise or credit
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7.0
Not praised or noticed by the public
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7.0
Not seen as valuable or appreciated
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6.6
A person widely seen as a leader but without the official title
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6.7
Not noticed or given any attention
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6.7
Not officially praised or given an award for a helpful action
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Etymology
The word unlaureled uses un- meaning 'not' and laurel meaning 'a crown of leaves' that winners long ago wore. So unlaureled means someone not crowned or not given public honor, a person not celebrated for their work.