undreamt

IPA: ʌndrˈɛmt

Examples of "undreamt" in Sentences

Bush, famously or in -, slashed taxes to levels undreamt of even by Reagan.
Its citizens have seen its share of dark days, evil nights, and horrors undreamt in other conurbations.
Further investigation convinced me that the fall implications of the funeral industry are undreamt of by the average American, even in his nightmares.
It seems that there's a new paradigm forming, one that's as old as America, but secured in new ways only made possible with the pervasiveness of media undreamt of by our founders.
The citizen rebellions in the Middle East have been dramatic, earth-shaking, undreamt of before they occurred - and they have had no discernible effect on the production and shipment of oil, which haven't slowed down any.
Sure, one could argue that the industrial economy and industrial-age institutions brought us centuries of unprecedented productivity, knowledge accumulation and innovation that resulted in undreamt-of wealth and prosperity.