unrated
[ uhn-rey-tid ]
/ ʌnˈreɪ tɪd /
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adjective
not having or not given a rating or ranking:The safety rating for this car applies only to the diesel version—the gasoline versions are unrated.
(of a motion picture) not given a rating by the MPA: The Blu-ray edition includes the theatrical release as well as an extended, unrated cut and a heap of additional found footage.
not having been assigned a creditworthiness rating, as a financial instrument:The fund may invest no more than 10 percent of its total assets in lower-rated or unrated corporate bonds, commonly referred to as junk bonds.
not having earned a competition ranking or rating, as a sports team or athlete:Unrated players will be given a provisional rating for the purposes of assigning tournament opponents.
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Words nearby unrated
unquestioned, unquestioning, unquiet, unquote, unraped, unrated, unravel, unreactive, unread, unreadable, unready
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How to use unrated in a sentence
Below them, but again without any clear differentiation, came the unrated sloops representing the flotilla.
Some Principles of Maritime Strategy|Julian Stafford CorbettPetty officers and unrated enlisted men wear the sailor shirt and either the flat hat or the watch cap.
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