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unclaimed

/ ʌnˈkleɪmd /

adjective

  1. not having been claimed

    £7 million in unclaimed prizes



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If an aspiring head of state happens to find land that is yet unclaimed, recognition is still highly unlikely.

He said it was likely that the Swiss government would have collected any unclaimed cash in the accounts by now.

Some identified remains were unclaimed by families that had already held funerals for other parts of their loved ones.

Each bore a flag covered military transfer case, together transporting  7,390 unidentified or unclaimed human remains.

Mohtism has been involved in previous peace talks and was himself shot in Pakistan in 2010 in an unclaimed attack.

They were only too glad to secure a place where they could share a half or at least a part of an unclaimed bed.

When the latter was eight years of age the family removed to Iowa, which was then a wild, unclaimed country.

There is a shame to be concealed or consoled, or there is a debt to be deferred, or left unclaimed forever.

After all possible identification had taken place, 100 unclaimed bodies were publicly buried at Greenwood.

Many times my letter addressed to one of the party attacked is returned unclaimed.

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