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unled

unled adjective: not led; without guidance or leadership.

Adjective

unled (not comparable)

  1. Not led; without guidance or leadership.
    • But the child's mind, unled, but not misled, had pondered on these things, and her heart had grown to love them; and perhaps no student of Spanish architecture, no antiquary of Moyen-age relics, loved St. Gudule and the Broodhuis as little ignorant Bebee did.1896, Ouida, Bebee
    • Thus in the crisis of the Nation's fate we are ungoverned and unled, and to all appearance we are content to be so, and the leader-writers trained in the tradition of respectable formalism interpret the Nation's apathy as fortitude.1900, Spenser Wilkinson, Lessons of the War

Origin of unled

From un- + led.

Questions about unled

What does unled mean?
Unled means not led; without guidance or leadership.
What part of speech is unled?
Unled is an adjective.

Words near unled in the dictionary

  1. unleavenedness
  2. unleaves
  3. unleaving
  4. unlecherous
  5. unlectured
  6. unled
  7. unleery
  8. unlegacied
  9. unlegal
  10. unlegalised
  11. unlegalistic

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