unrated
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈreɪtɪd/
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sin clasificar
- Fox is releasing House at the End of the Street on Blu-ray and DVD, co-starring Max Thieriot in a new unrated cut that runs approximately seven minutes longer than the theatrical cut.
- unrated version
- unrated DVD
- unrated movie
Examples
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The unrated version is extremely gory, as the Crawlers attempt (often with graphic success) to capture and devour the cavers, who fight for their lives with equal ferocity.
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An "unrated" version of the film was also released, though it sadly also included an edited shower scene.
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The difference between parents of the children rated high and the parents of the unrated children was not significant.
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The unrated version definitely takes it, Spinal.
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You missed Showgirls, the unrated version, but we saved you some popcorn.
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After that, there were quite a few sections cut out of it, and I think both versions work, but if I could recommend one to anyone, please hunt down the unrated version because that's my director's cut. Laughs.
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The film was released in an unrated version that included extra scenes not shown in theaters.
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Many viewers prefer the unrated cut of the movie for its more explicit content.
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The DVD features an unrated edition, which offers additional footage for fans.
Synonyms
Not given an official age or content label by a review board
How Rated
Surface Forms
Morphology
unrated = rated (transparent) = un + rate + ed
A straightforward negation formed by productive prefix 'un-' attached to 'rated'.
Etymology
Unrated comes from the part un- meaning 'not' and the word rate meaning 'to give a score', as in rating. So unrated means 'not given a score' or 'not officially rated', which is why we use it for movies, games, or papers that have no rating yet.