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Meanings of unverbalised in English
Not made explicit.
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Examples for "unspoken"
Examples for "unspoken"
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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
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.
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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.
Usage of unverbalised in English
1
This dominance can mean a belittling of men at home and an uneasiness, often unverbalised, about their presence in the playground, for example.
Unverbalised through the time