undischarged
/ˌʌndɪsˈtʃɑːrdʒd/
adjective
- Not having been carried out, completed, or fulfilled (e.g., a duty, debt, or responsibility).
- He left the company with an undischarged debt of over $5,000.
- Her undischarged obligation to the charity weighed heavily on her mind.
- The soldier received a medal for bravery despite having an undischarged duty to return to base.
- Not having been released or let go from a position, role, or confinement (e.g., from a hospital, prison, or military service).
- He was an undischarged soldier, still bound by military regulations.
- Several undischarged prisoners were still awaiting their court hearings.
- The patient remained undischarged because the doctor wanted to run more tests.
- Not having been fired or shot (e.g., a weapon or explosive).
- The undischarged firework was safely removed from the crowd.
- The police found an undischarged firearm in the suspect's car.
- The soldier returned to base with an undischarged rifle.
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