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unscored

unscored adjective: not assigned a score, or rating.

Adjective

unscored (not comparable)

  1. Not assigned a score, or rating.
    • the unscored section of a test
  2. Not given a musical score.
    • the unscored scenes in a film
  3. Not having been scored or cut.
    • The long bay was unruffled and grey to the horizon, like a sheet of unscored ice.1913, Stephen Graham, A Tramp's Sketches

Antonyms of unscored

Origin of unscored

From un- + scored.

Questions about unscored

What does unscored mean?
Unscored means not assigned a score, or rating.
What part of speech is unscored?
Unscored is an adjective.

Words near unscored in the dictionary

  1. unsconced
  2. unscooped
  3. unscoped
  4. unscorable
  5. unscorched
  6. unscored
  7. unscorified
  8. unscorned
  9. unscornful
  10. unscornfully
  11. unscornfulness

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