uncashed
adjective
BANKINGuk/ˌʌnˈkæʃt/usnotexchangedforcashor put into abankaccount:
More than a millionsharedividendchequesstayuncashed everyyear.
Examplesofuncashed
uncashed
There are many pensioners on income support who might be concerned that this money was an overpayment or mistake and simply leave the girouncashed.
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When found, he had $4,000 cash in his pocket, anduncashedchecks in his name worth another $41,000.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.She later returns ituncashedand breaks up with him.
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