unreported

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Thân thiện

The scientist discovered an unreported side effect in the study.

Definition

Adjective 1. Not reported: Not having been formally or officially communicated, documented, or made known to an authority, the public, or a specific audience. It describes information, events, or data that has not been shared through a report, news story, or official statement.

Usage

The adjective "unreported" is used to describe something that has not been formally communicated or recorded. It is often used in contexts involving news, data, crimes, income, or events to indicate a lack of official documentation or public knowledge.

Examples

• Many minor crimes go unreported to the police.
• The company's unreported earnings raised suspicions with the tax authorities.
• A significant number of side effects from the medication remain unreported.
• The journalist discovered an unreported scandal involving local officials.

Advanced Usage

• "To go unreported": This common phrase emphasizes that an event or fact was not reported, often implying it should have been.
  • Due to fear of reprisal, many incidents of workplace harassment go unreported.
• "Largely/primarily unreported": Used to indicate that something has received very little or no coverage, despite its significance.
  • The humanitarian crisis in the region has been largely unreported by the international media.

Variants and Related Words

• Report (verb): To give a spoken or written account of something; to notify an authority.
• Reported (adjective): Having been formally communicated or made known.
• Underreported (adjective): Reported less frequently or thoroughly than is accurate or warranted. (Note: This is a distinct concept, meaning some reporting occurred but was insufficient, whereas "unreported" means none occurred.)

Synonyms

• Unrecorded
• Undisclosed
• Unannounced
• Unpublicized

Antonyms

• Reported
• Documented
• Recorded
• Disclosed
• Publicized

Học thuật

Adjective

1. not reported
   • unreported results