Definition of unmade
: not made
- an unmade bed
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The story unfolds against a backdrop of flashing police car lights, low-rent motel rooms, unmade beds, cigarette smoke, booze and guns.
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Defense won the championship Cleveland's sports history is filled with stops unmade, from John Elway's drive to Michael Jordan's shot to Jose Mesa's blown save.
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According to a 2005 Kingston University study, bed mites do poorly in drier environments, like unmade beds.
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The room King stayed in, Room 306, has been preserved practically untouched, including his unmade bed.
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Nor did Thomas' unsuppressed thoughts on unmade tactical adjustments by his coaches and incoherent responses to adversity by his teammates.
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Every constant was unmade; the maps were redrawn; and the old, steady rhythm of life stuttered and pulsed erratically.
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The state committee completed its work in November 2016, but with the election on the horizon at that time, and regulations from the U.S. Department of Education still not published, some decisions were left unmade.
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Every constant was unmade
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First Known Use of unmade
14th century
UNMADE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of unmade for English Language Learners
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—used to describe a bed that looks untidy because it has been slept in and its blankets and sheets have not been neatly arranged to cover the mattress
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: not covered with a hard, smooth surface
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