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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But left unsaid Tuesday was which politicians Allen’s new PAC will support.
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What was left unsaid at the time, however, was that the deal was made with two competing goals: to make the 2017–18 roster viable and to brace for life without LeBron.
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Left unsaid in campaign material, however, were his views then about bilingualism.
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What was left unsaid was that Kennedy could have adopted this view in the Wisconsin case but did not.
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Left unsaid was what form any conversations would take, and there was no promise that Mr. Goodell would be directly involved.
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The genial Brunetti is a happily married husband, a caring father, and a patient listener with a virtually ultrasonic sensitivity for the unsaid.
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Left unsaid: whose idea the meeting was in the first place.
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Things have always felt stilted between Brianna and Claire, their relationship heavy with a lot of unsaid words.
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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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