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unimaged

unimaged adjective: that has not been imaged.

Adjective

unimaged (not comparable)

  1. That has not been imaged.
    • What form of speech may express the happiness of the one half-hour passed beside that lonely pool, which never before imaged a love-meeting so perfect in its affection?—the delicious silence broken by unconscious exclamations; the asking looks that question without a sound; the forgetfulness of...1834, L[etitia] E[lizabeth] L[andon], chapter XXXI, in Francesca Carrara. […], volume III, London: Richard Bentley, […], (successor to Henry Colburn), →OCLC, page 251
    • What does the unimaged side of Mercury look like and what processes have influenced its surface?2001, Iwan P. Williams, Nicolas Thomas, Solar and extra-solar planetary systems, page 170

Origin of unimaged

From un- + imaged.

Questions about unimaged

What does unimaged mean?
Unimaged means that has not been imaged.
What part of speech is unimaged?
Unimaged is an adjective.

Words near unimaged in the dictionary

  1. unilocularly
  2. uniloculate
  3. uniloculine
  4. unimacular
  5. unimageable
  6. unimaged
  7. unimaginabilities
  8. unimaginability
  9. unimaginable
  10. unimaginableness
  11. unimaginably

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