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US
/ənˈstɹəkʃɝd/
]
[ UK /ʌnstɹˈʌktʃəd/ ]
[ UK /ʌnstɹˈʌktʃəd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
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lacking definite structure or organization
children in an unstructured environment often feel insecure
an unstructured situation with no one in authority
unstructured inkblots
a neighborhood gang with a relatively unstructured system - lacking the system or structure characteristic of living bodies
How To Use unstructured In A Sentence
- Corporate recruiters and large companies maintain their own databases of job candidates, including unstructured data such as interview notes.
- Flippy skirt with unstructured top? Times, Sunday Times
- Intelligent business search turns the unstructured, messy, duplicative and rich content available online into an analyzable data set of business ideas, relationships, facts and trends. Penny Herscher: The Latest Web Search Development: From Intentions to Insights
- What they need is more unstructured time, more 'chill time.'
- I attended a Catholic school in the most unstructured, uninfluential way one can attend school.
- Our aim was that these meetings be unstructured and informal.
- There are five times as much unstructured as structured, but we rarely manage it.
- Qualitative inquiry, on the other hand, through use of methods such as unstructured or semistructured interviews, provides a way to study subjectivity as socially and culturally contextualized experience.
- Children's psychiatric diagnoses were based on all data supplied by the parents and children independently as well as unstructured interviews with the children.
- unstructured inkblots
