unspecified
- adjective
- /ˌʌnspəˈsɪfaɪd/
- The project details remain unspecified, leaving everyone confused about their responsibilities.
- unspecified explanations
- unspecified error
- unspecified category
Can we get the unspecified help from the entire crew?
- Can we get the unspecified help from the entire crew?
- You know, some some motivations are better left unspecified by the writer.
- That card was a four GB Vega GPU with an unspecified shader count.
- It's designed to enable unspecified future features that we can't know about right now.
- Musk seeks unspecified damages but also specific performance of the alleged contractual or non contractual promises.
- So you can say you're male, you can say you're female, you can say undisclosed or even X unspecified.
Examples
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This trial currently has unspecified parameters.
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Suppose the wholesale business was a front for some as yet unspecified illegal activity.
Fiction book (2001) -
Can we get the unspecified help from the entire crew?
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We broke with that priority at some unspecified point later.
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You are a practical man with a great, unspecified task ahead of you.
Fiction book (2002) -
And she knew that she was capable of waiting until that unspecified future moment.
Fiction book (1995) -
An unspecified number of inmates have been killed.
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The plan would be implemented slowly and gradually, with small but unspecified numbers of refugees.
Academic text (1990) -
Keen (1991) reported the use of an unspecified attitude scale on Australian elementary students.
Academic text (1999) -
Lark and the Widow are meeting tonight to negotiate delivery of an unspecified package, which we can only assume is our missing plutonium.
Synonyms
Not known or named
Not clear or detailed so you are unsure what is meant
Not clearly fixed or known, with no set end date
Not yet decided or known
Not clearly known or decided
Not clearly limited or described
Not clearly or exactly stated
Not clearly or fully described so important details are missing
Not stated or described in detail
Not explained clearly for people to understand
Not measured or given an exact amount
Not fully developed and lacking important details
Antonyms
How Specific
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unspecified comes from un- meaning 'not' and specific meaning 'clear' or 'exact'. So unspecified means something that is 'not made clear' or 'not named', which is why we use it when details are not given.