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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ʌnˈmɑrkt/ · UK /ʌnˈmɑːkt/
unmarked means: Having no sign, name, or symbol that shows what something is or who owns it.
adjective
Having no sign, name, or symbol that shows what something is or who owns it.
- The package arrived in an unmarked box.
- Two officers waited in an unmarked car.
- Many victims were buried in unmarked graves.
Having no scratches, stains, or other damage on the surface.
- The glass was still unmarked.
- Her skin remained unmarked after the fall.
- He checked that the leather seats were unmarked.
Not yet checked and given a score by a teacher or examiner.
- These essays are still unmarked.
- She carried a pile of unmarked homework home.
- Why were two exam papers left unmarked?
Not noticed or given attention.
- His departure went unmarked.
- The anniversary passed unmarked in the village.
- Such small changes often remain unmarked.
Questions about unmarked
What does unmarked mean?
Having no sign, name, or symbol that shows what something is or who owns it.
What is unmarked in other languages?
Türkçe: işaretsiz · Español: sin identificar · Français: sans indication · Deutsch: ungekennzeichnet · Italiano: senza contrassegni · 日本語: 印のない
How do you pronounce unmarked?
In American English /ʌnˈmɑrkt/; in British English /ʌnˈmɑːkt/.
How do you use unmarked in a sentence?
The package arrived in an unmarked box. Two officers waited in an unmarked car.
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