Pronunciation: /ʌnˈɔːθəraɪzd/
noun a person who does not have official permission or approval
A1 Unauthorized access to the building is not allowed.
A2 The unauthorized entry into the restricted area resulted in a security breach.
B1 The company has a strict policy against unauthorized distribution of confidential information.
B2 Unauthorized use of company resources will result in disciplinary action.
C1 The unauthorized modification of the software code led to system errors.
C2 The unauthorized reproduction of the artwork violated copyright laws.
adjective not having official permission or approval
A1 Using unauthorized software is not allowed.
A2 The unauthorized access to the building was reported to security.
B1 Downloading unauthorized files may put your computer at risk.
B2 The company faced legal consequences for unauthorized use of customer data.
C1 The unauthorized modification of the contract led to disputes between the parties involved.
C2 The unauthorized disclosure of classified information resulted in a national security breach.
formal The employee was terminated for accessing unauthorized files on the company server.
informal I heard he got in trouble for looking at unauthorized stuff on his work computer.
slang She got busted for checking out unauthorized content online.
figurative Opening that door without permission is like entering an unauthorized zone.
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