"Unpatented" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Unpatented" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Unpatented
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"Unpatented" Meaning

Not protected by a patent.

"Unpatented" Examples

1. Without needing a patent:

"Inventions can be used freely without fear of being taken to court over an unpatented property right."

2. Not protected by a patent:

"The new artist's design is still an unpatented idea, and others can duplicate it without facing legal consequences."

3. Without resemblance or relation to a patent:

"There is no apparent connection between the new procedure and any unpatented existing method."

4. The object is not protected by a patent:

"This tool is available for public use because the design was never patented and remains an unpatented item."

5. No one has not taken ownership and copyrighted:

"The song was shared for all to use since it remained unpatented and went into the public domain."

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