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unanswered

British  
/ ʌnˈɑːnsəd /

adjective

  1. not answered or replied to

    many unanswered questions

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Major questions as to whether the new tariffs will rest on top of levies tied to “most favored nations” designations, or sector-specific ones focused on steel and aluminum imports, remain unanswered.

From Barron's

But are they publicly showing that they understand that mood well enough and answering the questions that have gone unanswered?

From BBC

Full of confidence, Baloucoune - who was also excellent in defence - broke clear and found replacement O'Brien, on for injured James Lowe, for a third unanswered try.

From BBC

He has said that his family felt "abandoned" by the government, and that letters he sent to the prime minister and foreign secretary have gone unanswered.

From BBC

But much like university graduates on the job hunt, his enquiries often go unanswered.

From BBC