unguessed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ guessed.

Adjective

unguessed (not comparable)

1. Not guessed.
   • 1887, Marietta Holley, Poems‎^[1]:

     And what her thoughts are nobody knows, She sits with her secret hid, unguessed, With her strange eyes bent on the distant west, So the slow years come, and the slow year goes, O'er the Lady Cecile.

   • 1915, James Branch Cabell, The Rivet in Grandfather's Neck‎^[2]:

     She spoke in wonder, for Patricia had glimpsed an unguessed Rudolph Musgrave.

Translations

not guessed

• Greek: αμάντευτος (el) (amánteftos)