untold

Modifying Another Word

• largely: There is another side to the asylum story that goes largely untold.
• previously: Che in Africa is the previously untold story of Che Guevara's ' lost year ' in Africa.
• yet: This year's story is yet untold No one knows what to behold Just run for the future bold!
• still: Yet, in many ways their story is still untold.
• hitherto: I have looked into my soul and discovered a hitherto untold truth.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: Yes, yes, my dear, let me leave nothing untold however it may damage me in your eyes.
• miss: Sometimes I miss the old man, miss the stories untold, I miss the understatement, but life must go on.

Modifies a noun

• suffering: The uncontrolled use of these weapons causes untold human suffering in many parts of the world.
• billion: NATO, he said, must imitate the Cold War when " untold billions of dollars " were spent.
• grief: More importantly, it causes untold grief - suffering which God never intended.
• sorrow: Untold sorrow has been your lot, Where the sun sets in your loins.
• hardship: It has cost an estimated £ 27 billion and untold hardship for family farmers and small businesses.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Harry's story, like many of his war time colleagues, has remained untold.
• leave: It's best these gadget disasters are left untold.
• go: This part of the bank's work often goes untold, hence the approach taken here.