undreamed

adjective un·dreamed \ ˌən-ˈdrem(p)t , -ˈdrēmd \

variants: or less commonly undreamt play \ˌən-ˈdrem(p)t\

Definition of undreamed

: not dreamed : not thought of : unimagined

technical advances undreamed of a few years ago

Recent Examples of undreamed from the Web

As corporate, industrial capitalism grew in the last decades of the 19th century, unconstrained magnates amassed levels of wealth and power undreamed of a mere generation earlier.

— steve haycox, Anchorage Daily News, "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, Alaska was a blue state," 25 Jan. 2018
The potential for an f/x designer, a civil engineer, or a statistician to tap into remote computing power gives CEOs visions of undreamed-of efficiencies – and will continue to drive investment in grid computing's future.

— richard martin, WIRED, "The God Particle and the Grid," 1 Apr. 2004

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