Pronunciation: /ʌn.əˈθɛntɪˌkeɪtɪd/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'unauthenticated' describes something that has not been confirmed or verified.
A1 The unauthenticated user was not able to access the secure database.
A2 The website warned users about the risks of sharing personal information with unauthenticated sources.
B1 The unauthenticated login attempts were automatically blocked by the system.
B2 The unauthenticated access to the company's confidential files raised concerns about data security.
C1 The unauthenticated transactions were flagged for further investigation by the compliance team.
C2 The unauthenticated requests were denied access to the sensitive information stored in the server.
formal The unauthenticated user was not granted access to the secure database.
informal They couldn't get in because they were unauthenticated.
slang No entry for the unverified user.
figurative The unauthenticated keys could not unlock the digital door.
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