Unacknowledged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNACKNOWLEDGED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not acknowledged
• existing or having taken place but not accepted, recognized, or admitted to
• (of a person or their work) deserving but not receiving praise or recognition
• not recognized or admitted
• not openly acknowledged

How to use UNACKNOWLEDGED in a sentence

• Had he raised his unacknowledged wife to the throne, it would have resulted in political complications which would have embarrassed his whole subsequent reign.
• He had felt, in a dim, unacknowledged way, that he must be a pretty great painter.
• It was so utterly her own, the cry of it so verily the unacknowledged cry of her own heart, that the successive stanzas buried themselves in it like unerring arrows.
• This woman could have no claim upon him because of this unacknowledged relationship.
• He was also a gentleman to the backbone, and no word his mistress uttered, however casual, ever passed unacknowledged by him.
• The tempest of three hours before had indeed left her spent and shaken, and an unacknowledged tincture of shame mingling with her exhaustion did not improve matters.
• She had gradually fallen into the unacknowledged conspiracy against her sister-in-law, whose prejudice against her friend she had long discovered, and had now ceased to combat.
• To Mathilde these visits had been an unacknowledged torture.
• There was a round of apologetic murmurs, unacknowledged by the recipient, who plunged away with her shawl, as if fearing further designs upon it.
• There was at last no striving, no unacknowledged but hidden combat, no feeling of lingering unfairness.
• But it was not the easy, idle, purposeless life she was now leading that brought the pretty English widow that strange, unacknowledged feeling of entire content with life.
• I should never deserve her confidence again, after forcing from her a confession of what is meant at present to be unacknowledged to any one.
• They were to suffer on, she implied, in a mutual, unacknowledged passion.
• It is a pity the Doctor did not find out some graver author, for whom he felt a critical kindness, on whom to father this splendid but unacknowledged production.
• At his age, the unacknowledged troubles of life are generally troubles caused by women.
• Still, as the Satire was anonymous and unacknowledged, I did not feel that I was, in any way, called upon to notice it, and therefore dismissed the matter entirely from my mind.
• Yet this reserve hardly seemed like the shyness of conscious but unacknowledged love.
• While the destiny of their future lives was still in suspense, an unacknowledged feeling of embarrassment, on either side, kept Ernest and Mrs.
• Harry was going to the war with their marriage still unacknowledged.
• Yours of December the 29th, January the 4th, 9th, 12th, 18th, and February the 14th, have therefore remained unacknowledged.
• Mine of January the 12th, had not, I suppose, at that time got to your hands, as the receipt of it is unacknowledged.
• Yours, unacknowledged, are of August the 20th, October the 3rd, and November the 15th.
• I believe she was a wife, though an unacknowledged one.
• But as time passed, and the pleasant habits of years reasserted themselves, her presence became, in small unacknowledged ways, a source of domestic irritation.
• The only change time brought to Nelly, was the progress of an unacknowledged bond between her and good old Lady Staneholme.
• Sadder, darker days lay before them in the years to follow, but none more filled with unacknowledged dread.
• Nor did the steady, consistent, and constitutional conduct of the prime-minister remain unacknowledged.
• Late as it was, I could not allow so much politeness to pass unacknowledged.
• A great indignation against the man filled him, gaining unacknowledged reinforcement from the love he himself had for the woman.
• Something in Algeria, something perhaps in Susan Fleet, had put into her a resolve, unacknowledged even to herself.
• To expect of the Divine Free-Will an effect whose cause is unacknowledged or does not exist, is what is termed tempting God.
• Law unacknowledged goes under the name of Chance, 694-m.
• I had an unacknowledged hope that the shelf of which Peter had written had been rent off by some cataclysm and that I could not possibly get down to the doorway in the rock.
• The lot of these unacknowledged and unofficial pioneers of our race was chequered.
• In fine, the end of her ambition had been neglect and poverty, and the real service that she had rendered was unacknowledged, and marred by that momentary alarm.
• A pang, vague and unacknowledged, wrung her heart, and showed itself on her countenance.
• Her unacknowledged reason for inventing the calumny she recited so glibly for Dolly, was the hope that Dolly would go straight to Rose with it.

Similar words containing ACKNOWLEDG without suffix ed and without prefix un

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