knownless

English

Etymology

From known +‎ -less.

Adjective

knownless (comparative more knownless, superlative most knownless)

1. (rare) unknown
   • 1875, Kellet Rigbye, The poetical works of Kellet Rigbye, page 180:

     Cottages
     Are oft as noble as the sculptured towers
     Of buildings I have noted; but because
     Their tenants have been knownless to the world,
     Their pious words and acts exemplary
     Are never known.

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