adj
unsaid
Unsaid (adj) means not spoken aloud; left unexpressed. Example: “There was a lot left unsaid between them after the argument.”
adj
1
Not spoken aloud; left unexpressed.
"There was a lot left unsaid between them after the argument."
"Some things are better left unsaid."
How to use unsaid
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomething that was thought or felt but never actually spoken.
Common pairings
leave something unsaid
better left unsaid
much left unsaid
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Etymology
From un- ("not") plus said.
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What does “unsaid” mean?
The word “unsaid” means not spoken aloud; left unexpressed. In plain terms, something that was thought or felt but never actually spoken.
How do you use “unsaid” in a sentence?
Here is “unsaid” used in a sentence: “There was a lot left unsaid between them after the argument.”
What part of speech is “unsaid”?
“Unsaid” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of unsaid?
"unsaid" (adj) means not spoken aloud; left unexpressed.
