unsaid

[ˌʌnˈsɛd]

unsaid Definition

• 1. not expressed in speech or writing
• 2. implied or hinted at but not directly expressed

Using unsaid: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unsaid" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  There were many things left unsaid between them.

• Example

  The unsaid tension between the two was palpable.

• Example

  His unsaid feelings for her were obvious to everyone.

• Example

  The unsaid agreement was that they would never speak of it again.

unsaid Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for unsaid

• unexpressed
• unspoken
• unuttered
• unwritten
• implied
• hinted
• undeclared

Antonyms for unsaid

• expressed
• stated
• declared
• spoken
• written

Phrases with unsaid

• leave something unsaid

  to not say something that one could or should say

  Example

  She left her true feelings unsaid, not wanting to hurt anyone's feelings.

• the unsaid

  things that are implied or hinted at but not directly expressed

  Example

  The unsaid between them was more powerful than anything that had been spoken.

• unsaid agreement

  an agreement that is not explicitly stated but understood by all parties involved

  Example

  Their unsaid agreement was that they would always have each other's backs.

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Summary: unsaid in Brief

'Unsaid' [ˌʌnˈsɛd] refers to things that are not expressed in speech or writing, but rather implied or hinted at. It can describe unspoken feelings, agreements, or tensions, as in 'The unsaid tension between the two was palpable.' 'Unsaid' is often used in phrases like 'leave something unsaid,' and 'the unsaid,' referring to things that are not directly expressed.