unthought

IPA: ʌnθɔt

That which has not been (yet) thought; that which has yet to enter into the mind; a non-existent thought.

Examples of "unthought" in Sentences

This unsavory aspect of life is kept hidden and generally unthought of in our daily meals.
Some decisions seem so unthought out and unmachiavellian they make you want to reach for your cloak and dagger.
No, experts do not always have the right answers, but more often can bring those questions that otherwise would go "unthought".
Against this, identifies a pervasive "unthought" which can mislead unbelievers when they consider religion just as easily as equivalent "unthoughts" may lead believers into strange ideas.
There are three “convergences” that Merleau-Ponty sees between Husserl’s phenomenology and Heidegger’s ontology, more precisely, what remains "unthought" in Husserl and Heidegger’s explicit thinking.
The evidence is thin but compelling: those schools which are able to reassure pupils that something will be done about bullying are also those with an active pupil council - a concept that was simply unthought of in my day, in my religious-controlled grammar school.
Just when a decisive voice is called for, there's Michael Ignatieff bleating almost en passant about the Harper cut-and-run exercise, and then proffering loads of hype about a Liberal "thinkers 'conference" in March (which may conflict with a Spring election call, leaving all those thoughts unthought).