Unknown is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNKNOWN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that is not known
• an unknown person or thing
• that which is unknown
• an unknown quantity or variable
• an unknown and unexplored region
• anyone who does not belong in the environment in which they are found
• a variable whose values are solutions of an equation
• unknown person, quantity, or thing
ADJECTIVE:
• not known or familiar
• (of a performer or artist) not well known or famous
• Not known; not apprehended.
• being or having an unknown or unnamed source
• not known to exist
• not famous or acclaimed
• not known before
• not known
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that is not known

Words related to UNKNOWN

unbeknownst20 unkenned13 unknownness18 unknowns15 unweened12 unwist9

Words that contain UNKNOWN

unknowns15 unknownness18 unknownnesses20

How to use UNKNOWN in a sentence

• She waked from a refreshing sleep with a consciousness of happiness unknown for a long time.
• They laid her fair body to rest in a grave unknown even to her father, and not among her people in San Lorenzo.
• But, notwithstanding this revolting license, persecution exists to a degree unknown, I believe, in our well-ordered land since the days of Cromwell.
• Choir and anti-choir were filling fast with unknown voices.
• Some unknown member of the boat party, standing on the deck behind the leader, had fired at a movement seen in the willows twenty yards away.
• It comes from the difficulty of appreciating those tastes and qualities which, not possessing ourselves, are so many unknown and mysterious influences.
• But I was a disturbing element, a perplexing unknown quantity, which had somehow crept into the work, and which seriously threatened to impair the accuracy of his calculations.
• The dogs they use in hunting I have already stated to be of a kind unknown in other parts of Australia, and they were never seen wild by us.
• Our wonderful facilities for intercourse with the most distant nations, and the consequent vast amount of travel, were entirely unknown forty years ago.
• Promotion from the ranks, as we understand it, is practically unknown.
• The thought, however, soon presented itself to me that I must be in an inhabited country, but one which was yet unknown.
• It reduces the position of man, who becomes a descendant of inferior animals, and a mere term in a series whose end is unknown.
• Not more restless the boy, whose eager, confident bosom The wide, unknown sea fills with a hunger to roam.
• Consequently, after little more than a nominal resistance, he surrendered when, unknown to him, relief was close at hand.
• Their faces showed no excitement or excessive interest, and they danced with the grace and ease which unknown genius has given to certain statues of antiquity.
• They dealt with an unknown principle which was different from accepted notions.
• The Warspite was quite unknown to the fame which her sister ship the Queen Elizabeth had won.
• You started from a known position and you arrived at a place the position of which is at present unknown.
• We are here, not to fix an uncertain date in our annals, nor to draw into notice an obscure and unknown spot.
• Obviously an evening at which the sole guests were two girls and a youth all quite unknown to newspapers could not be a major item in the life of a woman such as Irene Wheeler.
• I could feel that I was being borne, in a way unknown to me, by some unknown men.
• Several of the men in the mob came forward and shook hands with him, and with no appeal to man or his Maker, he was swung into the great Unknown at the end of a rope.
• Here is an effigy of an unknown knight, also an old stone coffin.
• That is because Paris is the frontier of the future, the visible frontier of the unknown.
• He had no doubt in his mind that the murder of Walter Hine had been deliberately agreed upon by Garratt Skinner and the unknown man in London.
• And it seemed to the shrewd landlord that these two parties were not wholly unknown to one another, although, as a discreet man, he said nothing.

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