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unspecified

British  
/ ʌnˈspɛsɪˌfaɪd /

adjective

  1. not referred to or stated specifically

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She interpreted it to mean that she was granting royalty-free rights to her existing and future academic papers and any other intellectual property that might benefit an unspecified Mercor client.

From The Wall Street Journal

He seeks a jury trial, an unspecified amount in compensatory damages, legal fees and additional damages.

From Los Angeles Times

He is promising an as yet unspecified "new direction" for Scotland focused on solving entrenched problems in the public services.

From BBC

With assistance from the community, detectives later identified the toddler and his biological parents, prompting them to take Slaughter into custody on an unspecified felony charge.

From Los Angeles Times

It also detected 14 Chinese navy ships and eight unspecified government vessels over the same period.

From Barron's