unnamed in Italian
unnamed in Italian is innominato — unnamed means not given a name.
unnamed in Italian
innominato
Not having a name.
What does "unnamed" mean?
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adjective Not given a name.
"The baby remained unnamed for three days while the parents argued over choices."
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adjective Not identified or specified.
"The report cited an unnamed source inside the company."
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unnamed in a sentence
- The baby remained unnamed for three days while the parents argued over choices.
- Police found an unnamed hiker's campsite abandoned near the trailhead.
- The report cited an unnamed source inside the company.
- An unnamed donor covered the cost of the new library wing.
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What is "unnamed" in Italian?
"unnamed" in Italian is innominato. unnamed means: Not given a name.
How do you use "unnamed" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby remained unnamed for three days while the parents argued over choices." In Italian, "unnamed" is innominato.
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