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Meanings of unobserved in English
Synonyms
Examples for "unseen"
Examples for "unseen"
1
However, we're set to see some unseen features in tomorrow's first announcement.
2
The General was keeping himself deeply in the shade to remain unseen.
3
Diagnostic performance was measured in unseen test cases using repeated nested cross-validation.
4
Today the fear of the unseen is strong in the public mind.
5
Unlike the marine, however, Gortoss gave him no option to withdraw unseen.
Usage of unobserved in English
1
And, almost unobserved, they passed another milestone: a million steps from Datum.
2
In the night of the 28th, Sullivan silently decamped and retired unobserved.
3
He checked to make sure he was unobserved, then let himself in.
4
Aware that they were unobserved, Byren pulled his friend into his arms.
5
Although it was late in the evening, their passage was not unobserved.
6
For an hour I walked among the tents, unobserved by the men.
7
Stephen sat down in a corner, unobserved, in expectation of a renewal.
8
We could talk unobserved in the Square, and she continued her story.
9
For now, the most important thing is to reach those caves unobserved.
10
I see how you look at him, when you think yourself unobserved.
11
Nature worship is the religion which unobserved makes the most proselytes nowadays.
12
A lot of the time these things will go unnoticed and unobserved.
13
She had had but few opportunities to study him in detail unobserved.
14
It was still filled, but in their corner they were almost unobserved.
15
Put it anywhere you think it will be unobserved until their meeting.
16
Mrs. Ralston, unobserved, went to the table and picked up the gourd.
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Unobserved through the time
Unobserved across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common