Unguessed

Pronunciation: /ənˈɡest/

Definitions of unguessed

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'unguessed' describes something that has not been guessed

Example Sentences

A1 The answer to the riddle was unguessed by anyone in the room.

A2 Her talent for painting was unguessed until she entered an art competition.

B1 The true extent of the damage caused by the storm was unguessed until the next morning.

B2 The complexity of the situation was unguessed by even the most experienced analysts.

C1 His unguessed potential as a leader was finally realized when he took charge of the company.

C2 The unguessed consequences of their actions led to unforeseen challenges in the project.

Examples of unguessed in a Sentence

formal The true extent of the damage was unguessed until further investigation was conducted.

informal The answer to the riddle was completely unguessed by everyone in the room.

slang Her talent for singing was unguessed by most people until she performed at the talent show.

figurative The depth of his emotions remained unguessed by those around him.

Grammatical Forms of unguessed

• past tense: unguessed
• plural: unguessed
• comparative: more unguessed
• superlative: most unguessed
• present tense: unguessing
• future tense: will unguess
• perfect tense: have unguessed
• continuous tense: is unguessing
• singular: unguessed
• positive degree: unguessed
• infinitive: unguess
• gerund: unguessing
• participle: unguessing

Origin and Evolution of unguessed

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'unguessed' originates from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'ungisad' meaning not conjectured or not guessed.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unguessed' has retained its original meaning of not guessed or not conjectured, with no significant shifts in its usage or definition.