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Meanings of unsaid in anglès
Not made explicit.
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Examples for "unspoken"
Examples for "unspoken"
1
She thus raised, at a rather inopportune moment, the great unspoken problem.
2
A great deal of what was as yet unspoken fell into place.
3
He'd honored her unspoken request for space-hadgiven her time to think.
4
Sara saw that he noted her unspoken words and hadn't taken offense.
5
Armed with information, experts can exert a gigantic, if unspoken, leverage: fear.
1
And to her everything in the venerable city teemed with unexpressed lyric.
2
Ambrose could feel their unexpressed sneers like goads in the raw flesh.
3
The unexpressed factor is part of my revenge; what can I do?
4
He turned to Juliette with an unexpressed query in his adder-like eyes.
5
But his views as to the murder of Clark he left unexpressed.
1
I try to shriek, but the sound gurgles unuttered in my throat.
2
He retired with them and his unuttered verses in his crumpled bosom.
3
Some inane reply forced its way through the press of unuttered avowals.
4
Marking my curiosity before it was expressed, he answered the unuttered question.
5
She tried to whisper an explanation, but he hushed the words unuttered.
1
In unvoiced plosives children with specific language impairment demonstrated more often substitutions.
2
It's definitely a day where advice or strong opinions should remain unvoiced!
3
Whose strengths were fortitude and watchfulness and an unvoiced depth of caring.
4
In answer to his unvoiced question, one captain, Luc Valonforth, said, Apologies, milord.
5
Others see it simply as goy spelled backwards, with the final consonant unvoiced.
1
Perhaps its intentions, if still unstated and relentlessly undefined, are ultimately malevolent.
2
That was my unstated reward for all the good they've done me.
3
Through the last staccato sentences there ran an unstated sense of desperation.
4
Trump and Zuckerberg have formed an unspoken, almost certainly unstated, strategic alliance.
5
They were white, Protestant, with an unstated tolerance for a few Catholics.
1
This dominance can mean a belittling of men at home and an uneasiness, often unverbalised, about their presence in the playground, for example.
Usage of unsaid in anglès
1
But then, I reflected, the best words are often those left unsaid.
2
For Jon Fosse, what's left unsaid is as important as what's said.
3
Nothing is left unsaid; his consciousness is open for all to explore.
4
Although it is unsaid, it will also probably also prevent software piracy.
5
He left the rest unsaid; but they knew well what was meant.
6
He left the rest unsaid, but she knew what he was thinking.
7
Yes, verily; though perchance it were better to leave such words unsaid.
8
She made him acquaint with tales which had been better left unsaid.
9
She had been reminded then of the things that yet remained unsaid.
10
In these tiny snatches of patient-doctor contact, what's going unseen or unsaid?
11
They are sometimes unwritten, and oftentimes unsaid, but there are always rules.
12
He had better have left that word unsaid, for it ruined him.
13
And that one may be a word never to be unsaid-orgainsaid.
14
He certainly left a great deal unsaid which this babbling world expects.
15
Elsie could have told them all that was left unsaid at breakfast.
16
Each time she opened her mouth she said something best left unsaid.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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