Definition of unnoted in English:

unnoted

adjective ʌnˈnəʊtɪdˌənˈnoʊdəd

Not noticed or remarked upon.
protests went unnoted by the media
the music of hitherto unnoted places
Example sentencesExamples
- This amendment almost went unnoted.
- One celebration that should not pass unnoted occurred at the 92nd Street Y over a recent weekend.
- Almost unnoted, however, was the opposition of one Democratic senator, West Virginia's Robert Byrd, and eight Democratic Congressmen.
- How could your reviewer let the writer's stilted portrayal go unnoted?
- Left unnoted are the political pressures on the administration to do the right thing, which are also substantial.
- It is worth interrupting the chronicle to draw attention to a hitherto unnoted irony in a political career in which ironies instructively abound.
- Isn't this, too, a massive intelligence failure, even if massively unnoted by the media?
- Unnoted by the anti-union forces, however, was the fact that the industrial labor movement itself had become bitterly divided by the summer of 1942.
- The video stayed up for a month and went relatively unnoted, with only about 3,000 views.
- Largely unnoted amid the sound and fury are several peace overtures in the White Paper.

Definition of unnoted in US English:

unnoted

adjectiveˌənˈnoʊdədˌənˈnōdəd

Not noticed or remarked upon.
protests went unnoted by the media
the music of hitherto unnoted places
Example sentencesExamples
- It is worth interrupting the chronicle to draw attention to a hitherto unnoted irony in a political career in which ironies instructively abound.
- Almost unnoted, however, was the opposition of one Democratic senator, West Virginia's Robert Byrd, and eight Democratic Congressmen.
- One celebration that should not pass unnoted occurred at the 92nd Street Y over a recent weekend.
- Unnoted by the anti-union forces, however, was the fact that the industrial labor movement itself had become bitterly divided by the summer of 1942.
- How could your reviewer let the writer's stilted portrayal go unnoted?
- The video stayed up for a month and went relatively unnoted, with only about 3,000 views.
- Isn't this, too, a massive intelligence failure, even if massively unnoted by the media?
- This amendment almost went unnoted.
- Left unnoted are the political pressures on the administration to do the right thing, which are also substantial.
- Largely unnoted amid the sound and fury are several peace overtures in the White Paper.

单词	unnoted
释义	Definition of unnoted in English: unnoted adjective ʌnˈnəʊtɪdˌənˈnoʊdəd Not noticed or remarked upon. protests went unnoted by the media the music of hitherto unnoted places Example sentencesExamples This amendment almost went unnoted. One celebration that should not pass unnoted occurred at the 92nd Street Y over a recent weekend. Almost unnoted, however, was the opposition of one Democratic senator, West Virginia's Robert Byrd, and eight Democratic Congressmen. How could your reviewer let the writer's stilted portrayal go unnoted? Left unnoted are the political pressures on the administration to do the right thing, which are also substantial. It is worth interrupting the chronicle to draw attention to a hitherto unnoted irony in a political career in which ironies instructively abound. Isn't this, too, a massive intelligence failure, even if massively unnoted by the media? Unnoted by the anti-union forces, however, was the fact that the industrial labor movement itself had become bitterly divided by the summer of 1942. The video stayed up for a month and went relatively unnoted, with only about 3,000 views. Largely unnoted amid the sound and fury are several peace overtures in the White Paper. Definition of unnoted in US English: unnoted adjectiveˌənˈnoʊdədˌənˈnōdəd Not noticed or remarked upon. protests went unnoted by the media the music of hitherto unnoted places Example sentencesExamples It is worth interrupting the chronicle to draw attention to a hitherto unnoted irony in a political career in which ironies instructively abound. Almost unnoted, however, was the opposition of one Democratic senator, West Virginia's Robert Byrd, and eight Democratic Congressmen. One celebration that should not pass unnoted occurred at the 92nd Street Y over a recent weekend. Unnoted by the anti-union forces, however, was the fact that the industrial labor movement itself had become bitterly divided by the summer of 1942. How could your reviewer let the writer's stilted portrayal go unnoted? The video stayed up for a month and went relatively unnoted, with only about 3,000 views. Isn't this, too, a massive intelligence failure, even if massively unnoted by the media? This amendment almost went unnoted. Left unnoted are the political pressures on the administration to do the right thing, which are also substantial. Largely unnoted amid the sound and fury are several peace overtures in the White Paper.
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