unstarted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈstɑːrtɪd/
- The artist has many unstarted paintings waiting for her inspiration to strike.
You know it's it's an unstarted it's all for you pack.
- You know it's it's an unstarted it's all for you pack.
Examples
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The project remains unstarted due to budget constraints.
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As a result of updating my schedule on some activities, it automatically inserted a start no earlier than constraint; for example, when I told the project to schedule unstarted activities after the current data date.
Blog text (19) -
You know it's it's an unstarted it's all for you pack.
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The husband longs for all the unfinished things that he and his wife were making when she died, and all the unstarted dreams of what they would have made if she had lived.
Fiction book (1992) -
An eternal wanderer, he now lives in an exotic city somewhere in the 'Third World,' where he is held prisoner by an unfinished novel (or, more precisely, an unstarted novel).
Blog text (2) -
After the meeting, the team realized their plan was still unstarted and needed immediate action.
Synonyms
Not started or turned on so it cannot be used
How Started
Surface Forms
Morphology
unstarted = started (transparent) = un + start + ed
Formed by prefixing 'un-' to 'started' (the past-participle/adjective of 'start'), giving a straightforward negation meaning.
Etymology
Unstarted is made from the small word un- meaning 'not' and the verb start meaning 'to begin'. So unstarted simply means 'not begun', like a project or book that has not yet been started.