Unacknowledged

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnəkˈnɑlɪdʒd/

Definitions of unacknowledged

adjective not recognized or admitted; not acknowledged

Example Sentences

A1 The student's unacknowledged effort went unnoticed by the teacher.

A2 She felt unacknowledged by her peers at the new school.

B1 The artist's unacknowledged talent finally received recognition at the gallery.

B2 The unacknowledged contributions of the team member were crucial to the project's success.

C1 The unacknowledged sacrifices made by the soldiers were finally honored in a memorial ceremony.

C2 The unacknowledged impact of climate change is becoming increasingly evident in our daily lives.

Examples of unacknowledged in a Sentence

formal The researcher's contributions to the project remained unacknowledged by the team.

informal She felt frustrated that her hard work went unacknowledged by her colleagues.

slang His efforts were totally unacknowledged, which was so unfair.

figurative The hidden costs of the project were the unacknowledged burden on the company's finances.

Grammatical Forms of unacknowledged

• past tense: unacknowledged
• plural: unacknowledged
• comparative: more unacknowledged
• superlative: most unacknowledged
• present tense: unacknowledges
• future tense: will unacknowledge
• perfect tense: have unacknowledged
• continuous tense: is unacknowledging
• singular: unacknowledged
• positive degree: acknowledged
• infinitive: to unacknowledge
• gerund: unacknowledging
• participle: unacknowledged

Origin and Evolution of unacknowledged

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'unacknowledged' originated from the Old French word 'acnoleger' which meant 'to admit or recognize'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unacknowledged' evolved to refer to something that has not been recognized or admitted, highlighting the lack of acknowledgment or acceptance.