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Definition of unsounded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
silentRare not made to produce soundRare
- The unsounded bell hung in the tower.
2.
unexploredRare not measured for depth or exploredRare
- The unsounded ocean depths remain a mystery.
Origin of unsounded
Old English, un- (not) + sound (noise) + -ed (past participle)
Examples of unsounded in a sentence
An unsounded horn lay forgotten in the attic. The unsounded cave systems are yet to be mapped. Explorers ventured into the unsounded regions of the jungle.
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- French:silencieux, inexploré, ...
- German:stumm, unerforscht, ...
- Italian:silenzioso, inesplorato, ...
- Spanish:silencioso, inexplorado, ...
- Portuguese:silencioso, inexplorado, ...
- Chinese:无声的, 未测量的, ...
- Japanese:鳴らされていない, 未探査の, ...
- Arabic:صامِت, غَيْر مُقاس العُمْق, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁקוּט, לֹא נִמְדָּד, ...
- Russian:беззвучный, неизведанный, ...
- Ukrainian:беззвучний, невиміряний, ...
- Hindi:मौन, अविकसित, ...
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