undelivered

American  

[uhn-di-liv-erd] / ˌʌn dɪˈlɪv ərd /

adjective

1. not sent, handed over, or delivered to the intended recipient or guardian.

2. not carried out or acted upon, as a promise, project, etc.

3. not uttered or spoken, as a speech, verdict, or a performance.

4. conceived but not born (usually figuratively).

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Example Sentences

Boeing still lags behind Airbus in terms of the total number of undelivered planes following stumbles in the wake of fatal 2018 and 2019 crashes of the 737 MAX that have weighed on the US company.

From Barron's

Royal Mail said it would "further investigate" the concerns raised and that undelivered parcels can cause delivery offices to "become very congested", creating safety risks.

From BBC

A previous report from Mr Hayhoe had found that pandemic-era PPE contracts cost the British taxpayer £1.4bn on undelivered contracts and unusable gowns, masks and gloves.

From BBC

His previous reports found that pandemic-era PPE contracts cost the British taxpayer £1.4bn on undelivered contracts and unusable gowns, masks and gloves.

From BBC

In the group people were sounding alarm bells about announcements from Ms Hansen saying she was rebranding, worried about what that would mean for their undelivered orders.

From BBC