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unheard

/ʌnˈhɜːrd/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui n'est pas entendu ou pas écouté ; souvent utilisé dans l'expression 'unheard of' pour désigner quelque chose de sans précédent ou de choquant.

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adjective

/ʌnˈhɜːrd/B2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui n'est pas entendu ou pas écouté ; souvent utilisé dans l'expression 'unheard of' pour désigner quelque chose de sans précédent ou de choquant.

Describes something that is not heard or listened to; often used in the phrase 'unheard of' to mean unprecedented or shocking.

  1. Not heard or listened toB2formal

    Not perceived by the ear; not listened to or considered.

    frnon entendu

    • Her cries for help went unheard in the empty building.
    • The minority's concerns remained unheard by the government.
    • His speech was almost unheard due to the loud noise.

    Synonymesdisregardedignoredinaudibleneglectedoverlookedunheededunnoticedunperceived

    Antonymesaudible

  2. Not known or famousB2formal

    Not having been heard of; unknown or obscure.

    frinconnu, obscur

    • The artist was unheard of until his exhibition in Paris.
    • This is an unheard phenomenon in modern science.
    • The village was so remote that it was unheard of by most people.

    Synonymesforgottennamelessobscureunheard-ofunknownunrecognizedunsung

    Antonymescelebratedfamousknownprominentrenowned

Formes
  • more unheard comparative form
  • most unheard superlative form
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