unmade

[uhn-meyd]

adjective

1. not made. make.

2. Falconry.,  unmanned.

unmade

/ ʌnˈmeɪd /

verb

1. the past tense and past participle of unmake

adjective

1. not yet made

2. existing without having been made or created

3. falconry another word for unmanned

Word History and Origins

Origin of unmade¹

Middle English word dating back to 1200–50; un- ¹, made

Example Sentences

"When you go on holiday you can just shut your door and leave your bed unmade."

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Mr Evans said it was not "in the middle of nowhere" but was along an unmade track on "quite a busy" public footpath through the wood.

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The unmade Quincy album made me wonder if writing this book made you mull over other missed opportunities.

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Bernard Pivot, a French television host who made and unmade writers with a weekly book chat program that drew millions of viewers, died on Monday in Neuilly-sur-Seine, outside Paris.

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“If I said purple, you’d say red / With your brown hair tumbling like an unmade bed / And we’d both die laughing at something I said / Talking to you.”

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