Definition
Definition of unbought - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
goodsRare not purchased or acquired by anyoneRare
- The unbought items were returned to the shelf.
2.
ethicsRare not influenced by money or bribesRare
- She remained unbought despite the lucrative offers.
Origin of unbought
Old English, un- (not) + boht (bought)
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Examples of unbought in a sentence
The unbought paintings were stored in the gallery. Unbought groceries were donated to the food bank. His unbought stance earned him respect. The journalist was known for her unbought opinions.
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- French:non acheté, intègre, ...
- German:unverkauft, nicht von Geld oder Bestechung beeinflusst, ...
- Italian:invenduto, non corrotto, ...
- Spanish:no comprado, no influenciado, ...
- Portuguese:não comprado, íntegra, ...
- Chinese:未被购买的, 不受金钱影响, ...
- Japanese:売れ残った, 買収されない, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مَبيع, نَزِيه, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁלֹּא נִקְנָה, לֹא מֻשְׁחָת, ...
- Russian:некупленный, неподкупный, ...
- Ukrainian:непридбаний, ...
- Hindi:अनखरीदा, अप्रभावित, ...
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