Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Not supplied, furnished, or equipped.
from The Century Dictionary.
- Not provided; unfurnished; unsupplied: with with, formerly
of: as, unprovided with money. - Having made no preparation; not suitably prepared; unprepared.
- Unforeseen.
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- adjective Not
provided
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Examples
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Even with this concession, however, there would be seven millions at the expiration of the second term unprovided for.
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Even with this concession, however, there would be seven millions at the expiration of the second term unprovided for.
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Thus, by the close of the current session, the courses of the first and second terms will have been completed — leaving the courses of the third term unprovided for, and impossible of completion during the present regular session.
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If we set an artificially high minimum price on all services, some low-skilled services will go unprovided.
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It portrays two children in rags, on the outskirts of a prosperous village: cast out and unprovided-for, the blind girl and her sister wander the British countryside, playing music for pennies.
Victorian art, the sentimental poor – and Cameron's Britain Jonathan Jones 2010
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He was totally unprovided with slates, and with half his quantity of Books.
Letter 324 2009
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“Colonel Washington,” orders announced, “is a good deal surprized to find that some officers are yet unprovided; and declares, that if they do not immediately procure them, or such thereof as can be had; it will be looked upon as disobedience of orders.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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“Colonel Washington,” orders announced, “is a good deal surprized to find that some officers are yet unprovided; and declares, that if they do not immediately procure them, or such thereof as can be had; it will be looked upon as disobedience of orders.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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“Colonel Washington,” orders announced, “is a good deal surprized to find that some officers are yet unprovided; and declares, that if they do not immediately procure them, or such thereof as can be had; it will be looked upon as disobedience of orders.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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“Colonel Washington,” orders announced, “is a good deal surprized to find that some officers are yet unprovided; and declares, that if they do not immediately procure them, or such thereof as can be had; it will be looked upon as disobedience of orders.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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