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unnumbered

[ uhn-nuhm-berd ]

/ ʌnˈnʌm bərd /

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adjective

having no number or numbers as identification: unnumbered pages.

countless; innumerable: the unnumbered grains of sand.

uncounted.

Origin of unnumbered

1325–75; Middle English unnoumbred. See un-¹, numbered

Words nearby unnumbered

unnilpentium, unnilquadium, unnilseptium, unnoticeable, unnoticed, unnumbered, uno, unobserved, unobstructed, unobtainable, unobtrusive

Example sentences from the Web for unnumbered

For unnumbered ages ritual has remained unchanged, but its psychology has changed.

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From this direful spring has flowed an Iliad of unnumbered woes, not only to that section but to our common country.

Andersonville, Volume 4 |John McElroy
Where we had hoped to be so happy, there is now a great emptiness and unnumbered Relations.

At the Sign of the Jack O'Lantern |Myrtle Reed
A vast, unnumbered throng begin to hear of it, begin to look toward it, begin to grow familiar with its emerging form.

A Cathedral Singer |James Lane Allen

Unnumbered silk hats (commonly worn by professional men and leading merchants) were demolished and champagne flowed freely.

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British Dictionary definitions for unnumbered

unnumbered

/ (ʌnˈnʌmbəd) /

adjective

countless; innumerable

not counted or assigned a number