unrecorded

IPA: ʌnrɪkˈɔrdɪd

Examples of "unrecorded" in Sentences

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.