"Unbeknown" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Unbeknown" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Unbeknown" Meaning

Unknown or unforeseen; not realized or understood until later.

Example: The extent of the damage was only realized unbeknown to us until we saw the footage of the event.

"Unbeknown" Examples

Unbeknown


Adverb

Examples:


1. He was unaware that his secret was unbeknown to his friends for years.
2. She felt a sense of guilt when she found out unbeknown to her, her actions had caused hurt to someone she loved.
3. It was unbeknown to him that his talent would be discovered by a famous director when he was just a student.
4. I had no idea that I would meet my future wife at that conference unbeknown to me.
5. In those days, woman's right living in the country would be in total darkness unbeknown the contemporary society's progressive idea.

"Unbeknown" Similar Words

Unbearableness

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Tolerability also unbearable dilatability

Unbearably

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Extremely annoying or difficult to tolerate.

Unbeatable

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The word "unbeatable" refers to something or someone that cannot be defeated, overcome, or surpassed. It describes a level or quality that is extremely high or unmatched, making it impossible to compete with or better.

Unbeatably

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Extremely or surpassingly well; in a way that is unbeatable.

Unbeaten

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Unbeaten refers to someone or something that has not been defeated or overcome, either in competition, battle, or a challenge. It can also describe a record or achievement that has not been surpassed or broken.<br><br>Example: "The team's unbeaten winning streak lasted for several years."

Unbecome

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Not worthy or suitable; improper. <br><br>(No longer) fit for someone's role or position.<br><br>Lacking the dignity or character suitable for someone's office, station, or position.<br><br> Becoming of one was such a thing one was qualified to be or was in a deserving position to be.

Unbecoming

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Meaning: Not suitable or becoming for someone or something; unseemly or unbefitting.<br><br>Example: "His rude behavior was considered unbecoming of a leader."

Unbefitting

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Not suitable or appropriate for the circumstances or situation.

Unbeknownst

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Meaning: Unknown or unsuspected by someone; unexpected or unforeseen.<br><br>Example: "I was unaware of the new policy, but it was announced unbeknownst to me."

Unbelief

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A lack of faith, skepticism, or disbelief in something, often spiritual or supernatural. It is the contrary of faith and can manifest in animosity or hostility towards things considered divine. Unbelief can be active, manifesting in critical thinking and questioning, or passive, represented by indifference or going through the motions without truly accepting a particular belief.

Unbelievable

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Unbelievably

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Used to express that something is extremely surprising, astonishing, or remarkable. It's used to emphasize the magnitude of something that is extraordinary or hard to believe.

Unbelieveable

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The word "unbelievable" typically means extremely surprising or amazing, often to the point of being hard to believe. It can also mean something that is impossible to believe or unbelievable in the sense that it is unbelievable in truth.

Unbelieved

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Unbeliever

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A person who does not believe in a particular religion, god, or divine power. Someone who rejects or doubts the existence of a higher power or spiritual entities. They may also be described as atheist or skeptic.

Unbelievers

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People who reject or doubt the existence or truth of a particular religion, ideology, or institution. They are often characterized by a lack of faith or skepticism, and may be opposed to or opposed to the principles of that religion or ideology.