unclassified Definition
un·clas·si·fied (-klas′i fīd′)
adjective
- not classified; not put in a category
- not under security classification; not secret or restricted
- unclassifiable
unclassified Synonyms
unclassified
modif.
unclassified Usage Examples
Preposition: on
profit: Why do amounts connected to a payroll item show up as unclassified on the profit & loss by class report?
Modifies a noun
- road: Next up from unclassified roads are the regional routes.
- degree: The final year program extends over the normal academic session for the unclassified degree.
- version: An unclassified version of the analysis was released Friday.
- information: Let us assume that all of the unclassified information above was collected.
- datum: A procedure to destroy data recorded on AIS storage media by recording patterns of unclassified data over the data stored on the media.
- map: The supply platoon provides Class I, II, III ( packaged ), IV and VII supplies, unclassified maps, and water.
Modifying Another Word
- now: The original route was more direct, veering left at Micheldever station, but that section is now unclassified.
- only: The " tribunal president, " the de facto judge for the proceeding, replied that he could review only unclassified evidence.
- previously: A previously Unclassified floppy disk placed in the system's floppy disk drive becomes classified SECRET.
- otherwise: The Ordinary Degree may be obtained with distinction, but is otherwise unclassified.
- currently: This allows many web pages, currently unclassified, to be given a place in the hierarchy.
Used with adjective complement
- remain: If some line differs very much form the lines of both samples, the object remains unclassified.
- show: Why do amounts connected to a payroll item show up as unclassified on the profit & loss by class report?
- become: The road passes through the villages of Kilmun, Strone and Blairmore, before becoming unclassified near Blairmore House.
Browse dictionary entries near unclassified
- ‹ unclasp
- ‹ unclad
- ‹ uncivilized
- ‹ uncivil
- ‹ uncircumcision
- ‹ uncircumcised
- ‹ uncinate
- ‹ uncinariasis
- ‹ unciform
- ‹ uncial

