Pronunciation: /ʌn.kəˈlɛktɪd/
noun a person or thing that has not been collected or gathered
A1 The uncollected mail was piling up in the corner.
A2 The uncollected garbage attracted rats to the neighborhood.
B1 The uncollected taxes led to a budget deficit for the city.
B2 The uncollected library books were overdue by several months.
C1 The uncollected payments resulted in legal action against the company.
C2 The uncollected fines amounted to a substantial sum of money for the government.
adjective describing something that has not been collected or gathered
A1 The uncollected toys were scattered across the room.
A2 She left uncollected bills on the kitchen counter.
B1 The uncollected garbage started to attract pests.
B2 The uncollected data from the survey needed to be analyzed.
C1 The uncollected taxes resulted in penalties from the government.
C2 The uncollected debts were causing financial strain on the company.
formal The uncollected data needs to be analyzed before we can draw any conclusions.
informal Don't forget about the uncollected papers on your desk.
slang I totally spaced out and left my uncollected laundry at the laundromat.
figurative Her uncollected emotions were evident in her trembling hands.
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