"Unauthorized" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Used to describe someone or something that is not authorized or given permission to do something.
UNUSED, not assigned or named; unnamed. Official, though uncited or unacknowledged in origin.
Unaudited refers to financial statements, records, or reports that have not been reviewed or verified by an independent auditor. These statements or records may not have been checked for accuracy, completeness, or conformity to accounting standards, and therefore, their authenticity and reliability may be uncertain or unverified.
Unauthenticated refers to something that has not been verified or confirmed as being true or genuine. It described as not having been authenticated, validated, or confirmed by an authority or a recognized source.<br><br>Example: "The unauthenticated email was flagged as suspicious by the system."
Unauthorized means not given or approved official permission or approval for something. It refers to an action or behavior that is not sanctioned or endorsed by a particular authority or organization. Examples include entering a restricted area, accessing confidential information without permission, or making a purchase with a counterfeit credit card.
A state of not being available; absence, waiting, or a lack of something (such as facilities, personnel, or equipment), especially in a place where one is expected to be or to provide it.<br><br>Example: The restaurant had staff unavailability due to the pandemic.<br><br>Antonyms: availability, presence, readiness<br><br>Synonyms: inaccessibility, unreachability, shortage, absence.
Meaning: unsuccessful or ineffective; failing to achieve the desired result.<br><br>Example: "The efforts to save the company went unavailingly, as it went bankrupt anyway."
Unavoidability refers to the state of being unavoidable, or the quality of being impossible to avoid or escape. It implies a sense of inevitability or necessity, where something is bound to happen or be done, regardless of one's will or intentions.<br><br>Example: "The company's financial troubles made bankruptcy appear as an unavoidable reality."