unseen Definition
un·seen (-sēn′)
adjective
- not seen, perceived, or observed; invisible
- not noticed or discovered
- not seen or prepared for in advance
- unsegmented
- unsegregated
unseen Synonyms
unseen
modif.
unseen Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- hitherto: The poets inspired many to unleash hitherto unseen potential " .
- previously: A previously unseen, huge room filled with neon lights fills my sight.
- largely: However, technology today allows us to visualize this largely unseen world.
- virtually: Meridian systems are designed so that they can be mounted virtually unseen in video walls with the electronics rack mounted in standard formats.
- mostly: The foundations are what the house sits on but the work done and the financial cost are mostly unseen.
- yet: Summary: Sounds good, but as yet unseen.
Preposition: by
- eye: She explores the use of color, light and her photographic images reveal qualities often unseen by the naked eye.
- public: It normally goes unrewarded and unseen by the general public.
Adjective complement with noun phrase
buy: They were cash transactions, bought sight unseen, no returns allowed.
Modifies a noun
- assailant: Seconds later he too is murdered by an unseen assailant.
- footage: The release also includes unseen footage of three songs.
- examination: At the end of the course you will take an unseen examination covering all four modules.
- narrator: After he left radio he was the unseen narrator of the television series The Untouchables from 1959 until 1963.
- exam: Ten concerns about unseen written exams: They don't do much to increase the want to learn.
- passage: The second section contains four unseen passages in Modern Hebrew, on two of which candidates should write a critical analysis.
Used with adjective complement
- lurk: Option theory is similar to an iceberg where the majority of matter lurks unseen.
- remain: He approaches the deck with such care, trying to remain unseen.
- lie: And be warned: A huge chasm of a bunker lies unseen down there, guarding the green to the right.
- go: Things have to get worse before better, but even when you think things are cool thereâs always something foul going unseen.
- leave: Overall an excellent weekend and with so much passage left unseen we must return.
Browse dictionary entries near unseen
- ‹ unseemly
- ‹ unsecured debt
- ‹ unsecured credit
- ‹ unsecured bond
- ‹ unsecured
- ‹ unseat
- ‹ unseasoned
- ‹ unseasonable
- ‹ unsearchable
- ‹ unseam
- Unseld, Siegfried ›
- unselfish ›
- unselfishly ›
- unselfishness ›
- unset ›
- unsettle ›
- unsettled ›
- unsex ›
- unshackle ›
- unshaken ›

