unbridged

[uhn-brijd]

adjective

1. not spanned by or provided with a connecting bridge.

2. (of a gap or divide between ideas, groups, etc.) not addressed or resolved, lacking continuity, cohesion, or reconciliation.

Example Sentences

The last year of war, as bad as any in the region in modern times, has shown yet again that dreams of peace cannot come true while deep political, strategic and religious fault lines remain unbridged.

From BBC

Unusually for a scientific paper, this one acknowledges that some interpretive gaps among the authors remained unbridged—and it includes a statement from Lakota elders, several of whom are co-authors.

From Science Magazine

A flood warning was issued for Tonto Creek in Gila County in east-central Arizona where flowing water closed unbridged crossings.

From Washington Times

Crews earlier Monday rescued people from several vehicles stuck in flooded unbridged crossings.

From Washington Times

Department of Transportation said Monday that it was sending the grant to Florida to raise the unbridged part of the Tamiami Trail.

From Washington Times