unsung
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adjective
1.
not sung; not uttered or rendered by singing.
2.
not celebrated in song or verse; not praised or acclaimed: the unsung heroes of the war.
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| —adj | |
| 1. | not acclaimed or honoured: unsung deeds |
| 2. | not yet sung |
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Example sentences
Their dominance has been a largely unsung success story.
The unsung form of prejudice that is relevant today is that against disabilities, both hidden and tangible.
In a way that's largely unsung, they aided our transformation to a mobile culture.
There is the lonely, unsung writer who toils in obscurity for a decade or more on a possibly doomed masterpiece.
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