unheard
/ʌnˈhɜrd/
adjective
- Not heard or listened to; ignored or disregarded.
- The voices of the protesters were unheard by the government officials.
- In the noisy room, his quiet plea for help remained unheard.
- Her complaints about the unfair treatment went unheard by the manager.
- Not having been heard before; unprecedented or unknown (usually in the phrase 'unheard of').
- It was unheard of for a student to skip class without permission.
- Such a large donation from a single person was almost unheard of in the town.
- The idea of working from home was unheard of twenty years ago.
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