unfound
ʌnˈfaʊnd
Definition

Definition of unfound - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
missingRarenot discovered or locatedRare
  • The treasure remains unfound after many years.
undiscovered unlocated
2.
evidenceRareUSnot proven or substantiatedRareUS
  • The allegations were unfound and dismissed by the court.
unsubstantiated unverified
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Origin of unfound

Old English, un- (not) + findan (find)

Examples of unfound in a sentence

  • Despite the search, the artifact is still unfound.
  • His claims were unfound and lacked evidence.
  • The rumors were unfound and quickly debunked.

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  1. French:inexistant, infondé, ...
  2. German:unentdeckt, unbewiesen, ...
  3. Italian:non trovato, non comprovato, ...
  4. Spanish:sin encontrar, no comprobado, ...
  5. Portuguese:não descoberto, não comprovado, ...
  6. Chinese:未被发现的, 未证实, ...
  7. Japanese:未発見の, 証明されていない, ...
  8. Arabic:غَيْر مَكْشوف, غَيْر مُثْبَت, ...
  9. Hebrew:לֹא נִמְצָא, לֹא מֻכָּח, ...
  10. Russian:не найденный, неподтвержденный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:незнайдений, непідтверджений, ...
  12. Hindi:अनखोजा, असिद्ध, ...

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