uncoded

[uhn-koh-did]

adjective

1. not coded; not in code.

   an uncoded message.

2. being or pertaining to mail with no zip code or an incorrect one; unzipped.

Word History and Origins

Origin of uncoded¹

First recorded in 1915–20; un- ¹ + code ( def. ) + -ed ² ( def. )

Example Sentences

But their supply system quickly broke down, and uncoded Russian radio messages were intercepted by the Germans, who blocked the Russian advance.

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Now, seeing uncoded antisemitism emerge in usually anodyne pop-culture settings — places like basketball news conferences and Hollywood interviews — another deep cut emerges.

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Close to the end of the film, the now-adult Trent finds a note that Idlib left in his bag, which, when uncoded, says that his uncle does not like the coral.

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Exactly who the young man is, is not known although the roundel – or medallion – that he holds depicting a saint probably contains as yet uncoded clues.

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Recall the equally uncoded tweet directed at Kim Jong-un last month, when the US president urged someone to tell the North Korean dictator that Trump’s “Nuclear Button” is a “much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!”

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