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Unidentified

adjective

Not yet identified. "An unidentified witness"

Being or having an unknown or unnamed source. Synonyms: nameless, unknown, unnamed. "Corporations responsible to nameless owners" , "An unnamed donor"

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"Unidentified" Quotes from Famous Books

... with a clock. The apothecary of the rue Royale found better ways of measurement. As quietly as a spider he was spinning information into knowledge and knowledge into what is supposed to be wisdom; whether it was or not we shall see. His unidentified merchant friend who had adjured him to become acclimated as "they all did" had also exhorted him to study the human mass of which he had become a unit; but whether that study, if pursued, was sweetening and ripening, or whether it was corrupting him, that friend ...

— The Grandissimes • George Washington Cable

... not realize what was wrong. Then my eye fell on the newspaper again. Feverishly I re-read the account, and the names of the injured, too, which I had missed before. Nowhere was there a name I knew. But the tragic words "unidentified man" danced before my eyes. Oh! ...

— Parnassus on Wheels • Christopher Morley

... the present manual was set, Drummond of England has suggested that we drop the terminal "e" in Vitamine, since the ending "ine" has a chemical significance which is to date not justified as a termination for the name of the unidentified dietary factors. This suggestion has been generally adopted by research workers and the spelling now in use is Vitamin A, B, or C. It has hardly seemed worth while to derange the entire set up of the present text to make this ...

— The Vitamine Manual • Walter H. Eddy

... new venture, Hal had come late. He was standing near the doorway wondering by what path to attain to an unidentified hostess, when Miss Esme Elliot, at the moment engaged with that very hostess on some matter of feminine strategy with which we ...

— The Clarion • Samuel Hopkins Adams

... yet unidentified. Dr. Grosart suggests that he may have been one of Herrick's parishioners, and the name sounds as ...

— The Hesperides & Noble Numbers: Vol. 1 and 2 • Robert Herrick

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