Pronunciation: /ʌnˈspɛsɪfaɪd/
adjective describing a noun that has not been specified or identified
A1 The teacher gave us an unspecified amount of homework to complete by next week.
A2 She packed her bag with unspecified items for the camping trip.
B1 The contract included an unspecified clause that caused confusion among the parties involved.
B2 The company's policy on social media use was left unspecified, leading to misunderstandings among employees.
C1 The government's plan for economic reform was met with criticism due to unspecified details.
C2 The CEO's speech contained unspecified references to future projects that left investors uncertain.
formal The contract includes a section for unspecified expenses that may arise during the project.
informal There are some unspecified details in the itinerary for our trip.
slang I can't believe you left that part of the plan unspecified!
figurative The painting had an unspecified charm that drew viewers in.
unspecified
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