unmanaged

Examples

• All

• As with all BYOC scenarios, the Mac is left unmanaged and thus insecure.

  Blog text (16)

• And if you leave stress too long unmanaged and unaddressed, it can be debilitating.

• All indices are unmanaged and are not available for direct investment by the public.

  Blog text (5)

• This time we're going to add some extra Ethernet ports to my home network by installing an unmanaged network switch.

• Most importantly, static, unmanaged buffers are inappropriate for modern network elements.

  Academic text (2012)

• The absence of government means that the forces of globalization are unmediated and unmanaged.

  Academic text (2003)

• Her unmanaged disease led to her hospitalization, and as a result, she incurred more debt because she had inadequate insurance.

  Academic text (2017)

• While technological development continues to produce solutions, new problems continue to emerge: global warming and related economic problems, resource depletion, unmanaged waste products of consumption, population growth, and so on.

  Academic text (2012)

• Buffers are essential to the proper functioning of packet networks, but overly large, unmanaged, and uncoordinated buffers create excessive delays that frustrate and baffle end users.

  Academic text (2012)

• The park has fallen into an unmanaged state, with weeds overtaking the walking paths.

Synonyms

U

unchecked

vsunmanaged

34 4.9

Allowed to continue without control

refers more generally to disorder lack of control or care not only ongoing progress

U

uncontrolled

vsunmanaged

31 3.9

Not kept within limits, like a fire or a strong feeling

adds missing organization and care to that lack of restraint

U

unregulated

vsunmanaged

26 4.9

Not controlled by rules or laws

is broader covering missing day to day control and care as well

U

unattended

vsunmanaged

22 3.6

Left without anyone watching or caring for them

is broader adding absence of organization and formal control

U

unsupervised

vsunmanaged

21 4.2

Not watched by an adult or person in charge

covers wider absence of organized control and maintenance beyond lack of oversight

U

unorganized

vsunmanaged

• US

4 3.8

Not in a clear order and often messy

focuses on lack of order while the concept also includes control and care

U

ungoverned

vsunmanaged

3 7.1

Not controlled and showing no restraint

is similar but the main concept also stresses missing organization and care

U

unmonitored

vsunmanaged

2 4.6

No one watches or checks it

implies a broader absence of control organization or care not only lack of watching

U

uncontained

vsunmanaged

1 6.4

Not controlled and allowed to spread freely

focuses more broadly on lack of control care or organization rather than only spreading

U

uncared

vsunmanaged

1 5.5

Not looked after and left in bad condition

is about lack of control or order as well as lack of care

U

unarranged

vsunmanaged

1 4.1

Not put in order and left messy

refers more widely to missing control and care beyond simple order

U

unhandled

vsunmanaged

3.9

A task or problem that no one has dealt with yet

is broader meaning it lacks control order and care rather than only being untouched

U

unregimented

vsunmanaged

6.7

Not kept to strict rules and giving people freedom to choose

means lacking control and care in general rather than chosen freedom

N

noncontrolled

vsunmanaged

6.4

Not under official rules or direct management by an authority

focuses more on lack of organized care and informal control rather than formal authority

U

unled

vsunmanaged

8.4

A team that has no one in charge to guide or make decisions

is wider meaning it lacks formal control organization and maintenance beyond guidance

Antonyms

S

supervised

3.4

Under the watch and control of a responsible person

How Managed

well-conducted

1 4.1

supervised

3.4

organized

• US

19 2.0

unmanaged

1 5.2

neglected

3.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology