Anonymous - English meaning

adjective

(of a person) having one's true identity concealed.

Usage examples:

In order to observe you have to be incognito

adverb

In a way that conceals one's true identity.

Usage examples:

He is now operating incognito

noun

An assumed or false identity.

Usage examples:

She is locked in her incognito

adjective

Not named or classified.

Usage examples:

My lords, i venture to doubt whether much help is necessarily to be derived in determining whether …

adjective

Without a name

Usage examples:

The innominate vein

noun

Something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain.

Usage examples:

The mysteries of outer space

noun

A handicraft or trade, especially when referred to in indentures.

noun

Something strange or unknown which has not yet been explained or understood

Usage examples:

[ c ] despite years of study, sleepwalking remains a mystery., [ u ] the details of the scandal are…

adjective

Having no name or no known name.

Usage examples:

Some pictures were taken by a nameless photographer

adjective

(of a person's name) unknown or not given publicly

Usage examples:

We are pleased to report a large gift to the school from someone who wishes to remain nameless.

adjective

Existing or having taken place but not accepted, recognized, or admitted to.

Usage examples:

Her unacknowledged feelings

adjective

Not accepted, admitted, or recognized

Usage examples:

Her contibution to the field of astronomy often goes unacknowledged., workers can feel unacknowledg…

adjective

Not existing in any documented form.

Usage examples:

If a will contains unattested changes, the changes will be disregarded

adjective

(of a quotation, story, or work of art) not ascribed to any source; of unknown or unpublished provenance.

Usage examples:

Some of the funniest quotations are unattributed

adjective

If something is unattributed, no one knows who said, made, or did it

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In journalism, we're taught that the use of unattributed sources should be avoided as much as possi…

adjective

(of a person or their work) not publicly acknowledged as having contributed to something, especially a publication or broadcast.

Usage examples:

An uncredited role in a movie

adjective

Not officially appointed or specified.

Usage examples:

Paul seemed to be an undesignated leader

adjective

Not recognized or identified.

Usage examples:

A picture of an unidentified motorcyclist

adjective

(of a person or image of a person) whose name is not known

Usage examples:

The photo shows the two leaders shaking hands, with an unidentified woman behind them.

adjective

Not known or familiar.

Usage examples:

Exploration into unknown territory

noun

An unknown person or thing.

Usage examples:

She is a relative unknown

verb

Erase the memory or knowledge of (something, typically something unpleasant or distasteful).

Usage examples:

Once you have information about what’s in your genes, you can’t unknow it

adjective

Not named.

Usage examples:

The unnamed man was found unconscious

adjective

Not named, esp. in order to keep a name secret or unknown

Usage examples:

Both news stories relied on unnamed sources.

adjective

Not identified or authorized by a person's signature.

Usage examples:

An unsigned cheque

adjective

(of a letter, painting, etc.) with no name or signature on it, saying who has written or painted it

Usage examples:

An unsigned portrait in oil of an army officer, the cheque was unsigned., there are still a handful…

adjective

Not stated clearly or exactly.

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An unspecified number of people

adjective

Not stated or described in detail

Usage examples:

The company was sold for an unspecified amount.

adjective

Not celebrated or praised.

Usage examples:

Harvey is one of the unsung heroes of the industrial revolution

adjective

Not noticed or praised for doing hard work, being brave, or achieving results

Usage examples:

A teacher is often the unsung hero of a great writer’s success.