unrecorded
adjective (unrecorded)
Everyday
- Unrecorded means not written down, filmed or saved, so there is no record of it. tree →
- Unrecorded music or sound has not been recorded. tree →
In the lessons
In history lessons: unrecorded history – much of the past, especially of ordinary people, was never written down, so historians use objects and oral history. In science: unrecorded results are lost evidence, so always write them down. In music: unrecorded songs.
Examples
- Much of ancient history went unrecorded. tree →
- Write your results down so none go unrecorded. tree →
- The goal went unrecorded because nobody filmed it. tree →
- The band played an unrecorded song at the show. tree →
- Many women's stories from the past are unrecorded. tree →
- The temperature that morning was unrecorded. tree →
Note
Opposite: «recorded». Often in «go unrecorded». Unrecorded does not mean it did not happen.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «unrecorded» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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