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Meaning of unchronicled
The primary meaning of the word "unchronicled" is something that has not been recorded or documented.
Etymology of unchronicled
The word "unchronicled" originates from the prefix "un-" meaning "not" and the word "chronicle" which comes from the Old French "chronique" and Latin "chronica" meaning "annals" or "historical records"
The term has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe events, people, or things that have not been formally recorded or documented
Synonyms
unrecorded
undocumented
unrevealed
unseen
unreported
unnoticed
unobserved
overlooked
ignored
neglected
concealed
hidden
secret
undisclosed
unreleased
unpublished
unannounced
unheralded
unsung
uncelebrated
unmentioned
unnoted
unacknowledged
unrecognized
unknown
unheard
unseen
unexplored
unexamined
uninvestigated
unresearched
unanalyzed
unexplained
uninterpreted
untranslated
unedited
uncorrected
unverified
unsubstantiated
unproven
unconfirmed
unofficial
informal
unofficially
privately
secretly
confidentially
quietly
discreetly
clandestinely
covertly
furtively
stealthily
surreptitiously
Definitions
- Not recorded or documented in a chronicle or historical record
- * Not reported or described in a written account or narrative
- * Not included or mentioned in an official or formal record
Usage Examples
- The early life of the famous artist remains largely unchronicled, with few records of her childhood and upbringing.
- * Many of the species that exist in the deep ocean remain unchronicled, awaiting discovery and documentation by scientists.
- * The history of the indigenous people of the region is largely unchronicled, with much of their culture and traditions passed down through oral storytelling.
Antonyms
recorded
documented
revealed
seen
reported
noticed
observed
recognized
acknowledged
known
heard
explored
examined
investigated
researched
analyzed
explained
interpreted
translated
edited
corrected
verified
substantiated
proven
confirmed
official
formal
public
openly
officially
formally
loudly
overtly
visibly
noticeably
obviously
clearly
evidently
manifestly
apparently
seemingly
allegedly