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- adjective Not
imagined orexpected
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Examples
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By seeming to confirm that view, a senior NPR fundraising official has provided the network's critics with undreamed-of ammunition.
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Although, as I said before, I know only a few insects, I at once had the impression of something undreamed-of, something extremely bizarre — the impression, let us say, of an insect from the moon.
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His antic use of this never-failing formula got him briefly disowned by his American publisher and was claimed by Ballard as “pornographic science fiction,” but if you can read “The Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Considered As a Downhill Motor Race” or “Why I Want to Fuck Ronald Reagan” in search of sexual gratification, you must be jaded by disorders undreamed-of by this reviewer.
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By seeming to confirm that view, a senior NPR fundraising official has provided the network's critics with undreamed-of ammunition.
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Somewhere within her, responsive notes were answering to the things without, forgotten and undreamed-of correspondences were being renewed; and she was aware of it in an incurious way, and her soul was troubled, but she was not equal to the mental exultation necessary to transmute and understand.
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When we wrote that portion of our chapter on the history of scavenging, it was mid-2008 and the current crisis was well in the future, as yet undreamed-of.
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A whole generation of young men had died in hitherto undreamed-of conditions, and social values had been turned upside down.
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His antic use of this never-failing formula got him briefly disowned by his American publisher and was claimed by Ballard as “pornographic science fiction,” but if you can read “The Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Considered As a Downhill Motor Race” or “Why I Want to Fuck Ronald Reagan” in search of sexual gratification, you must be jaded by disorders undreamed-of by this reviewer.
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When we wrote that portion of our chapter on the history of scavenging, it was mid-2008 and the current crisis was well in the future, as yet undreamed-of.
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That practice is now quite common in many countries, adding years to the lives of the buyers, and undreamed-of wealth to the donors and their families.
Organ Transplant Market?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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