Pronunciation: /ʌnɪkˈspleɪnd/
adjective describing something that has not been clarified or understood
A1 The sudden disappearance of the cat was unexplained.
A2 The strange noise coming from the basement remains unexplained.
B1 The unexplained phenomenon has baffled scientists for years.
B2 The unexplained disappearance of the hiker sparked a search party.
C1 The unexplained events surrounding the murder case led to a lengthy investigation.
C2 The unexplained origins of the ancient artifact continue to puzzle archaeologists.
adverb modifying a verb, indicating that something is not explained or understood
A1 The strange noise in the house remained unexplained.
A2 The sudden disappearance of the cat was unexplained.
B1 The unexplained delay caused frustration among the passengers.
B2 The unexplained phenomenon puzzled scientists for years.
C1 The unexplained anomaly in the data set raised doubts about its accuracy.
C2 The unexplained circumstances surrounding the CEO's resignation led to speculation in the media.
formal The unexplained phenomenon puzzled the scientists for years.
informal I don't know why she left so suddenly, it's just unexplained.
slang The whole situation is just straight up unexplained, dude.
figurative His unexplained absence left a hole in our team.
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