passed
adjective
having completed the act of passing.
unpassed
-
a word derived from
passed.
Example Sentences
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Lawmakers already were facing a crunch to deal with unpassed defense appropriations bills, as well as reconciling the clashing House and Senate versions of the mammoth 2020 defense authorization bill.
From Washington Times ● Oct. 13, 2019
John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight on Sunday revolved around the topic of the unpassed equal rights amendment and its importance to gender discrimination.
From The Guardian ● Jun. 10, 2019
With hours to go and many bills left unpassed, including a levy proposal school officials said was key to avoiding a funding crisis, the session seemed sure to lapse into legislative overtime.
From Washington Times ● Apr. 29, 2019
The unfinished business included unpassed appropriations for mutual security and public works.
From Time Magazine Archive
Thus western or Romand Switzerland preserves a character definitely apart from the eastern, and this barrier across the Bernese valley, unpassed for a thousand years, still divides the German from the Romand speaking peasantry.
From The Counts of Gruyère by Anna De Koven
