[uhn-uh-ten-did] 
| 1. | without attendance; lacking an audience, spectators, etc.: an unattended meeting. |
| 2. | not accompanied; not associated with, as a concomitant effect or result: a flash of lightning unattended by thunder. |
| 3. | not cared for or ministered to: unattended patients; an unattended injury. |
| 4. | not taken in charge; not watched over: an unattended switchboard. |
| 5. | not accompanied, as by an attendant or companion; alone: The queen was unattended. |
| 6. | unheeded; not listened to; disregarded: unattended warning signals. |
| 7. | not tended to; not done or carried out, as a task (usually fol. by to): He left his studies unattended to. |
| un·at·tend·ed (ŭn'ə-těn'dĭd) adj.
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