uncounted
/ʌnˈkaʊntɪd/
adjective
- Too many to be counted; very numerous.
- Uncounted generations have lived and died on this land.
- The storm left uncounted homes without power.
- She has uncounted memories of summers at the lake.
- Not having been counted or included in a total.
- The inventory showed several boxes of supplies were uncounted.
- Many votes remained uncounted until the next morning.
- His contributions to the project went uncounted in the final report.
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