unsaid

• Décrit ce qui n'est pas exprimé ou prononcé à voix haute, souvent sous-entendu ou laissé sans mention.

Describes something that is not expressed or spoken aloud, often implied or left unmentioned.

1. Not expressed verballyB2formal

   Not spoken or communicated aloud; implied or understood without being stated.

   Non dit

   • Many things were left unsaid between them.
   • The tension in the room was filled with unsaid words.
   • She regretted the unsaid apology for years.

   Synonymesimplicittacitunspokenunstatedunutteredunvoicedwordless

   Antonymesarticulatedexpressedspokenstatedutteredverbalizedvoiced

• Verbe (souvent littéraire ou rare) signifiant rétracter, reprendre ou annuler ce que l'on a dit ; renoncer à ses paroles ou les désavouer, comme si elles n'avaient pas été prononcées.

An archaic verb meaning to retract or withdraw something that has been said; to take back one's words.

verbe irrégulier

1. Retract a statementC2formal

   To withdraw or take back something that has been said.

   rétracter une déclaration

   • He wished he could unsay his harsh words.
   • She tried to unsay the insult, but it was too late.
   • It is impossible to unsay something once it is spoken.

   Synonymesabjuredisownforswearrecantrenouncerepudiateretracttake backwithdraw

   Antonymesaffirmassertdeclare