unrecorded

IPA: ʌnrɪkˈɔrdɪd

Examples of "unrecorded" in Sentences

Unrecorded and unreported crime.
The craftsman's name is unrecorded.
His later career is largely unrecorded.
There is also an unrecorded title change.
Another fast and enjoyable unrecorded song.
She arrived in England on an unrecorded date.
Most of the history of sexuality is unrecorded.
Pehthelm's response to the letter is unrecorded.
The Anglo Saxon foundation of the settlement is unrecorded.
Report of a case and description of a hitherto unrecorded histologic structure.
He said a painting was "unrecorded" if it was not previously known to art scholars.
This doubled once the invisible costs, such as unrecorded write-offs, were taken into account.
Although the origin of the phrase went unrecorded, it almost certainly sprang from their familiarity with two other playing-card epithets.
To be sure, there often is uncertainty about property prices in any country after a boom, because of factors such as unrecorded transfers or seasonality.
Specialists call this entirely unrecorded but partly reconstructed language Proto-Indo-European, as in “the common ancestor of all the Indo-European languages.”
History tells us there was probably global goods hoarding; in other words, there may have been an inventory cycle of immense amplitude, much of it unrecorded, which is now being unwound violently.