unclassified
[uhn-klas-uh-fahyd]
adjective
not assigned to a class or category; not arranged according to characteristics: Reported instances fall into two main types, with a few unclassified anomalies.
(of data, documents, etc.) not belonging to a category that is restricted for reasons of security; not secret: unclassified plans; unclassified information.
Origin of unclassified
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Related Words for unclassified
unremarkable, uninspiring, mysterious, unknown, nameless, unnamed, anonymous, ordinary, common, empty, garden, colorless, dull, featureless, indescribable, indeterminate, mousy, unexceptional, uninteresting, vagueExamples from the Web for unclassified
Contemporary Examples of unclassified
He said that the lab had declared another article was unclassified that DOE said was classified, after its publication.
In the unclassified version, the Central Intelligence Agency, as such, is not mentioned a single time.
An unclassified briefing document provides new clues, writes Eli Lake.
Historical Examples of unclassified
The service is divided into “classified” and “unclassified.”
The Philippine IslandsJohn Foreman
Yet the unclassified may flourish, and does, when its merit is beyond dispute.
When Winter Comes to Main StreetGrant Martin Overton
But he got all he wanted of the unclassified and unknown before long.
The Grain ShipMorgan Robertson
Otherwise she was an emotional, irrational, unclassified creature.
Facts And Fictions Of LifeHelen H. Gardener
They are "nondescripts," which means "undescribed" or "unclassified."
unclassified
adjective
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