unaddressed

British

/ ˌʌnəˈdrɛst /

adjective

(of a letter, package, etc) not having an address

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Example Sentences

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More than a decade later, the basic problem of how to price electricity in much of the country remains unaddressed.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said: "Someone may feel temporary relief from pain, anxiety or insomnia, but the root cause remains unaddressed."

From BBC

According to government estimates, the losses resulting from the financial crisis amounted to about $70 billion, a figure that is expected to have increased over the six years that the crisis was left unaddressed.

From Barron's

The unaddressed damage shows when cars come in for other service, Schulenburg said.

From MarketWatch

The consent order did not cite evidence of water contamination, but noted that if left unaddressed these deficiencies could pose a risk for contamination.

From Los Angeles Times

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