unsold

British  

/ ʌnˈsəʊld /

adjective

1. not sold

   quantities of unsold stock

---

Example Sentences

But it did say disruptions in the Middle East and heavy discounting in Europe could leave it with extra unsold product in those regions.

From MarketWatch

For stores such as Ross, this dip in demand at department stores means a larger supply of discounted products, as they often buy unsold merchandise from struggling high-end outlets and manufacturers.

From Los Angeles Times

It was even higher in markets where unsold listings are growing stale.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ships he controlled via a network of shell companies were setting sail with millions of barrels of unsold oil.

From The Wall Street Journal

Of the five Pakistan players in the men's auction, three were unsold.

From BBC