ADJECTIVE
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not composed of measured syllables; not metrical
unmeasured prose -
without limits in extent or size or quantity
The long unmeasured pulse of time moves everything. There is nothing hidden that it cannot bring to light, nothing once known that may not become unknown.
limitless vastness of our solar system
How To Use unmeasured In A Sentence
- One explanation for these differences is confounding by poorly measured or unmeasured risk factors that varied between communities.
- Winston acknowledged that this benefit is balanced against as yet unmeasured risks to the environment and to public health.
- Place becomes meaningless space; time is unmeasured, barren. The Times Literary Supplement
- His language was then deemed too harsh and unconciliatory, and hundreds, I among the number, denounced him in unmeasured terms. Oration on the Life and Character of Henry Winter Davis
- Actually it is unmeasured and probably economically damaging. Times, Sunday Times
- The groups differ in measured or unmeasured baseline characteristics because of the way in which participants were selected for the study or assigned to their study groups
- Nordheim once based a work around the image of a solitaire diamond, and here, too, his compositions shimmer like stones of unmeasured preciousness.
- And the growing differences in income are exacerbated by growing but unmeasured differences in health insurance, as well as various business perks such as free cars or expense accounts.
- This part of the deep will not long remain unmeasured and unknown. Times, Sunday Times
- For an individual there are always unmeasured and unknown factors and the outcome anyway can be only yes or no, so predictions cannot be individually validated.
