unexamined

American  

[uhn-ig-zam-ind] / ˌʌn ɪgˈzæm ɪnd /

adjective

1. not having been examined; not inspected, explored, questioned, or thoroughly considered.

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Example Sentences

While Sokolov and Litvak’s script is thematically straightforward, it incorporates a few nods to racial and class solidarity throughout that are refreshing to see addressed, even if some of those nuances go unexamined.

From Los Angeles Times

We’re there now, and that feels deeply unexamined, even though we are in the world that that created now, and it’s not a good one.

From Slate

What Ray perceives as unexamined thinking and entrenched prejudice is, along with a clear warning about climate change, very present in “Burn the Water.”

From Los Angeles Times

On a desk in Las Vegas, film from infrared cameras revealing new, dangerous sources of heat coming from the bulge sat, unopened and unexamined.

From Literature

In a February 2024 letter to the Judicial Conference Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure, more than 50 companies said “unexamined and unsupported claims” created ongoing problems in the “management and resolution of mass-tort multidistrict litigation proceedings.”

From The Wall Street Journal