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Unknown   /ənnˈoʊn/   Listen
Unknown

adjective
1.
Not known.  "An unknown island" , "An unknown writer" , "An unknown source"
2.
Being or having an unknown or unnamed source.  Synonyms: nameless, unidentified, unnamed.  "Corporations responsible to nameless owners" , "An unnamed donor"
3.
Not known to exist.
4.
Not famous or acclaimed.  Synonyms: obscure, unsung.  "Unsung heroes of the war"
5.
Not known before.  Synonym: strange.  "Saw many strange faces in the crowd" , "Don't let anyone unknown into the house"
noun
1.
An unknown and unexplored region.  Synonyms: terra incognita, unknown region.
2.
Anyone who does not belong in the environment in which they are found.  Synonyms: alien, stranger.
3.
A variable whose values are solutions of an equation.  Synonym: unknown quantity.



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"Unknown" Quotes from Famous Books



... the cases excepted in the preceding section, the second marriage is merely excusable. Although the party to such marriage is exempt from the penalty, yet if the former wife or husband is living, though the fact is unknown, and no divorce has been duly announced, or the first marriage has not been duly annulled; the second marriage is void. Where there is no statute regulation, the common law governs, which is, that nothing but death, or a decree of a competent court, can dissolve ...
— The Government Class Book • Andrew W. Young

... each of which meant the addressing of an envelope with her own hand, and her letters to her father are full of directions for printing circulars, etc. She was, however, enabled to take some recreation, a thing almost unknown in her busy life. On September 18 she attended the Massachusetts Woman's Rights Convention, and ...
— The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony (Volume 1 of 2) • Ida Husted Harper

... let that be, I think," Tony hastened to say, so as to reassure the more timid Larry; who was quivering like a bowl of jelly over the unknown calamities that ...
— Chums in Dixie - or The Strange Cruise of a Motorboat • St. George Rathborne

... very few approved of Lord Chesterfield's conduct. In England they looked with astonishment upon a man who could be so uncivil as to be jealous of his wife; and in the city of London it was a prodigy, till that time unknown, to see a husband have recourse to violent means, to prevent what jealousy fears, and what it always deserves. They endeavoured, however, to excuse poor Lord Chesterfield, as far as they could safely do it, ...
— The Memoirs of Count Grammont, Complete • Anthony Hamilton

... bed, Ned." He looked up, and she saw he had returned from a world that was unknown to her, a world in which she had no part, and did not want to have a part, knowing it to be wicked. "You have been reading all the evening. You prefer your book ...
— The Untilled Field • George Moore


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