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Meanings of unheralded in English
Usage of unheralded in English
1
However, his lasting contribution to the Irish folk canon occasionally went unheralded.
2
In a year stacked with smoking shred, Electric Aborigines remains largely unheralded.
3
He came to his place unheralded and without any special personal pretensions.
4
Or a comet, unheralded, appears in the sky like a flaming sword.
5
On markets themselves, meanwhile, there has been something of an unheralded turnaround.
6
But there was evidently one who had slipped into the country unheralded.
7
Canelas 2010, an unheralded amateur soccer team, suddenly could not stop winning.
8
Often it has been run at the dead of night, unheralded, unapplauded.
9
Clare, the unheralded minnows from Munster, were beaten in the last four.
10
The loveliest of Cuthbert's admirers was Linda Blake, and the most unheralded.
11
This brilliant sun suddenly burst upon me unheralded by any precursory ray.
12
Then one day about noon Demetrios came unheralded into Melicent's resplendent prison.
13
What is he to think, then, of this abrupt introduction, unheralded, unexplained?
14
The unlooked-for and unheralded approach of the beast was fairly ghost-like.
15
The event which I am about to relate was unheralded by long premonitions.
16
That's Bill's so far unheralded role in the birth of the Rolling Stones.
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Unheralded across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common