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undreamed definition

un·dreamed (-drēmd′)

adjective

not even dreamed (of) or imagined; inconceivable
also undreamt un·dreamt′ (-dremt′)

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undreamed Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • year: This has led to the discovery of many weird and wonderful substances, undreamed of seventy years ago, but now filling our life.

Modifying Another Word

  • hitherto: We live in dwellings with hitherto undreamed of amenities.
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