Antonyms for unpronounced

Grammar : Adj

Spell : pruh-nounst

Phonetic Transcription : prəˈnaʊnst

Definition of unpronounced

Origin : "spoken," 1570s, past participle adjective from pronounce (v.). Sense of "emphatic" is a figurative meaning first attested c.1730.

As in mute : adj unable to speak
As in silent : adj understood, implied
As in undeclared : adj silent
As in unuttered : adj silent
As in unvoiced : adj silent

Example sentences :

Otherwise leave them “unhonoured and unsung,” and unpronounced.
Extract from : « The Rivers of Great Britain: Rivers of the East Coast » by Various

Comparatively weak and unpronounced are the features of urban life.
Extract from : « The Blue-Grass Region of Kentucky » by James Lane Allen

Here we have a pure 'Chippendale' book-plate of an unpronounced type.
Extract from : « Book-Plates » by William J. Hardy

Cabbages and cradles for ever was the unpronounced cry of triumph with which he buoyed up his courage.
Extract from : « Ayala's Angel » by Anthony Trollope

In Swedish and Danish there are the forms lille and liden; whilst in the neuter form, lidt, the d is unpronounced.
Extract from : « The English Language » by Robert Gordon Latham

The dying lady looked unsatisfied, and some unpronounced words agitated her lips, as Constance entered unbidden, but most welcome.
Extract from : « The Buccaneer » by Mrs. S. C. Hall

On my admission into hospital I was at first sent to the convalescent ward, a huge room devoted to light and unpronounced cases.
Extract from : « Eighteen Months' Imprisonment » by Donald Shaw

So many folk wear titles, as syllables in certain tongues wear accents—without them being mute, unnoticed, unpronounced.
Extract from : « Four Weird Tales » by Algernon Blackwood

Synonyms for unpronounced

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