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Meanings of unanticipated in English

Not anticipated.

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Usage of unanticipated in English
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That means only 15 billion euros of Athens' debt increase is unanticipated.
Reuters
2
But the point is everyone needs to be aware of unanticipated pitfalls.
News.com.au
3
Obviously, it's been brought about by conditions unanticipated and beyond their control.
Radio NZ
4
He wondered what Mr. Pemberton thought upon receiving Gavin's no-doubt unanticipated response.
Too wicked to kiss
5
Yet her unanticipated affection for the infant did not alter the facts.
Magic terror: seven tales
6
Seemingly minor events, the then 26-year-old argued, can have profound, unanticipated implications.
The Irish Times
7
Nothing and his driver headed for the docks, which was hardly unanticipated.
Side Jobs
8
These results pinpoint glutathione efflux as an unanticipated regulator of ferroptosis sensitivity.
Pubmed
9
Why, here was a solution of all difficulties, as simple as unanticipated.
Born in Exile
10
But first, they had an unanticipated battle to win here on Ecaz.
Paul of dune
11
Supposing something utterly unanticipated and revolutionary had happened in the Five Towns!
The Old Wives' Tale
12
Which was, of course, a simple, unanticipated consequence of the unsettled international situation.
War Of Honor
13
It comes at once, unanticipated by the person in whom we behold it.
Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions and Discoveries / Inter...
14
Appropriate intraoperative anesthesia is vital to prevent complications such as unanticipated hospital admission.
Pubmed
15
The future wasn't something I'd even thought about, as unanticipated as ill health.
After the fall
16
This study reveals an unanticipated widespread use of RNA transport in budding yeast.
Pubmed
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common