unredacted
- adjective
- /ˌʌnrɪˈdæktɪd/
- Literature
- Leopold filed a FOIA request and then a FOIA lawsuit to enforce his FOIA requests to try and get the unredacted Mueller report.
- an unredacted version
- an unredacted copy
- an unredacted report
How much worse can it get by telling America the unvarnished, unprocessed, unredacted truth about this coup?
- How much worse can it get by telling America the unvarnished, unprocessed, unredacted truth about this coup?
Examples
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"I perceive that the severity of the draft statement you propose to make is likely to have very serious political and legal repercussions for the rest of us, and I hope you can consider carefully this fact while finalizing your statement," Nambiar wrote in an email to Pillay, according to an unredacted portion of the report.
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That is why WikiLeaks and the Pentagon Papers are so important: only the truth—unspun, unredacted, whole, and real—can lead to understanding about why the world is the way it is.
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Someone so sent me the unredacted black book quite quickly before it was in circulation.
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When the unredacted emails turn up, we will know a great deal more about the truth.
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I wonder who, in fact, decides who reads unredacted documents.
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It says so right in the unredacted bid they allow the public to see.
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The unredacted sections do not relate to ongoing investigations, the IG's office said Thursday.
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There is no proof... that anyone came to any harm as a result of the full disclosure... of the unredacted documents published on the WikiLeaks website.
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Have an outside auditor general whose unredacted reports are disseminated (and do not put them under the administration of the department they oversee).
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The committee demanded the complete, unredacted report to ensure full transparency.
Synonyms
Not changed after it is made, like a photo or video
Presented in full without parts removed by the government
Shown or said openly without hiding anything
A text that keeps all parts, including those some people find offensive
Officials do not edit or remove the original content
Not edited to remove rude or offensive parts
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
unredacted = redacted (transparent) = un + redact + ed
Adding the productive negative prefix 'un-' to the adjective 'redacted' yields the expected meaning 'not redacted' without additional sense change.
Etymology
Unredacted comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and redact meaning 'to edit or hide parts of a text', a word you can think of like 'edit'. So an unredacted document has 'no parts hidden' and is complete and uncensored.