Definition of unsaid
: not said;
especially
: not spoken aloud
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Examples of unsaid in a Sentence
I think that some things are better left unsaid.
Recent Examples of unsaid from the Web
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Rachel represents a lot to our protagonist—most of it unsaid but subtly teased out with genuine-sounding teen angst.
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No longer could the sides hide behind coded quotes and words left unsaid.
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Left unsaid was why Ms. Miller is no longer with the show, which has had relatively strong ratings for a weekly comedy program.
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Pro-commercial Left unsaid is how NASA will get humans to the Moon and (eventually, probably decades from now) Mars.
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Left unsaid: No one’s really sure how, or if, QE works.
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Left unsaid is that the Stevens family never moved out.
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Left unsaid by either leader: anything about the massive corruption scandal swirling around Najib’s multibillion-dollar state fund.
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His understanding, left unsaid, was that someone would be there to catch it.
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First Known Use of unsaid
before 12th century
UNSAID Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of unsaid for English Language Learners
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: thought but not spoken out loud or discussed
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