- unsung
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adjective
Date: 15th century
1. not sung
2. not celebrated or praised (as in song or verse) <an unsung hero>
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
unsung
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unsung — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not celebrated or praised: unsung heroes … English terms dictionary
unsung — [adj] uncelebrated anonymous, disregarded, forgotten, nameless, neglected, overlooked, unacclaimed, unacknowledged, undistinguished, unfamed, unglorified, unhailed, unhonored, unknown, unnamed, unrecognized, unrenowned; concepts 267,576 … New thesaurus
unsung — [un suŋ′, un′suŋ΄] adj. [LME unsonge] 1. not sung 2. not honored or celebrated, as in song or poetry … English World dictionary
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unsung — [[t]ʌ̱nsʌ̱ŋ[/t]] ADJ Unsung is used to describe people, things, or places that are not appreciated or praised, although you think they deserve to be. [WRITTEN] They are among the unsung heroes of our time... It is little known, unsung and one of… … English dictionary
unsung — adjective /ˌʌnˈsʌŋ/ a) Which has not been lauded or appreciated. The backstage crew of the movie were the unsung heroes. b) Not sung. The third hymn remained unsung … Wiktionary
unsung — adjective not praised or famous for something you have done although you deserve to be: unsung hero: Liam was an unsung hero during the crisis … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
unsung — /un sung /, adj. 1. not sung; not uttered or rendered by singing. 2. not celebrated in song or verse; not praised or acclaimed: the unsung heroes of the war. [1375 1425 for def. 1; 1660 70 for def 2; late ME; see UN 1, SUNG] * * * … Universalium
unsung — adj. Unsung is used with these nouns: ↑hero, ↑heroine … Collocations dictionary
