unrecognized

IPA: ʌnrˈɛkʌgnaɪzd

Examples of "unrecognized" in Sentences

Tens of thousands live in so-called unrecognized villages, some pre-dating Israel's founding.
Our over reactivity in the present goes unrecognized, that is, the person being triggered doesn't connect today's trigger with events from the past.
In fact there is much uncertainty hovering around the figure of the artist – they die young, or remain unrecognized in their lifetime, or have unappealing politics.
Certain words a lot of us have been saying over the last few years are finally no longer rogue expressions, no longer outlaw terms unrecognized by the establishment.
Depression in men, about six million men, oftentimes the problem being that it goes unrecognized, which is why it can be so much more problematic than actually women.
Some studies estimate that these often painless heart attacks, also known as unrecognized myocardial infarctions, affect 200,000 people in the United States each year.
Other measures affect free expression, housing, political involvement, and Bedouin rights in so-called unrecognized villages, the home for tens of thousands living under appalling conditions, compounded by involuntary dispossessions to Judaize the Negev and Galilee.