ADJECTIVE
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not made explicit
the unexpressed terms of the agreement
some kind of unspoken agreement
his action is clear but his reason remains unstated
things left unsaid
How To Use unuttered In A Sentence
- No thought goes unuttered, it seems. Times, Sunday Times
- That was the essence and beauty of their love: unuttered but understood completely.
- The anticipated yowl of pain remains unuttered. Times, Sunday Times
- Resentment was bottled up, his gripes about not getting opportunities were unuttered because deep down he blamed himself. Times, Sunday Times
- Her lips tight with unuttered curses, she walked softly down the hall, very quickly losing her bearings.
- I had become the aggressor, if only I had known how to "aggress"; but in her presence I was seized by an accursed shyness that paralyzed my tongue, and the things I had planned to say were left unuttered. A Far Country — Complete
- My complacency had vanished; suddenly I had become the aggressor, if only I had known how to "aggress"; but in her presence I was seized by an accursed shyness that paralyzed my tongue, and the things I had planned to say were left unuttered. Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
- I think I actually came up with a fresh curse, right then and there, unuttered by anyone before, a unique combination of the sacred and profane.
- The other word left relatively unuttered was ‘Israel.’
- If he has good news to impart it remains unuttered.