Unrecognised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNRECOGNISED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not recognised
• not identified from previous encounters or knowledge
• not acknowledged as valuable or valid
• not having a secure reputation
• not recognized

How to use UNRECOGNISED in a sentence

• It was her long-lost, unrecognised aunt Esther, who had come to her niece bringing her a little piece of paper compressed into a round shape.
• If I had not steadily suppressed all such ambition, I might have become a sour, disappointed woman, seeing my best work unrecognised.
• No short story of the slightest distinction went for long unrecognised.
• And yet for centuries these possibilities were unrecognised and suffered to go to waste.
• In the struggle which ensues the Commandant is killed by Don Giovanni, who escapes unrecognised.
• Nor could anyone deny that throughout the country it did an immense deal of quiet but not unrecognised good.
• His name, though it was long unrecognised, now commands universal respect, not less by his worth of character than by the perfection of his art.
• John had crystallised in words, thoughts and theories that she sensed as being the foundation of her own opinions, hitherto unrecognised and nebulous.
• But I was absolutely unrecognised by my acquaintances when I reappeared, and Mr.
• She saw a flood of light, as well as unrecognised human faces, and a hand which fluttered before her face.
• By the grace of the sage Trinavindu and of the high-souled lord of justice, the Pandavas continued to live unrecognised by others in the city of Virata.
• He was lonely, not merely with the loneliness of exile but with the loneliness of conscious and unrecognised superiority.
• Sometimes Bridget would grimly contrast this state of things with what might have happened, had her stroke succeeded, and had George died unrecognised.
• It was, however, so dark, that the outlines of the intruder were alone visible, and they would have been unrecognised by any, save by the eye of affection.
• Pleasantly enough, Anthropology has herself but recently emerged from that limbo of the unrecognised in which Psychical Research is pining.
• Pomponius Laetus, an unrecognised bastard of the noble house of Sanseverini, was professor of eloquence in Rome.
• The value of these other things often remains unrecognised till too late.
• There are hundreds of brave deeds that must go unrecognised in these days.