unbanked
1 of 3adjective (1)
un·banked ˌən-ˈbaŋ(k)t 
: not banked
especially : lacking a slope or inward tilt
"A sharp unbanked curve that currently has a reduced speed advisory will be reworked and banked to increase driver safety," said [liaison to the Ocean County Department of Engineering, John P.] Kelly. 
Tri-Town News (Orange County, New Jersey)
Tri-Town News (Orange County, New Jersey) (golf) … an invaluable shot to an unbanked green … Jimmy Demaret
Jimmy Demaret unbanked
2 of 3adjective (2)
: not having money deposited in a bank
unbanked Americans/communities
Currently, it's next to impossible for unbanked people, especially those operating in cash or voucher-based societies, to become eligible for asset-building materials like business loans. Ellie Anzilotti
Ellie AnzilottiHouseholds with the least education, with disabilities, with the lowest incomes and with the highest variations in monthly income were the most likely to be unbanked. Erin Schilling
Erin Schilling also : not deposited in a bank
unbanked money
unbanked
3 of 3noun
: people who do not have money deposited in a bank
the growing numbers of unbanked
—usually used with the Never mind the practicality of cheques or ATM machines, let alone the luxury of credit cards or airline miles: the unbanked have no checking, savings or mobile money provider accounts, no access to financial products like insurance, loans or mortgages, no protection for their money from theft or loss. Luca VenturaAs online transactions become ubiquitous, life has become more challenging for those who rely on cash: the unbanked, those who don't or can't access banking and financial services, and the underbanked, those who don't make full use of such services. Jackie Benton
Luca VenturaAs online transactions become ubiquitous, life has become more challenging for those who rely on cash: the unbanked, those who don't or can't access banking and financial services, and the underbanked, those who don't make full use of such services. Jackie Benton
Word History
Etymology
Adjective (1)
un- entry 1 + banked, past participle of bank entry 2
Adjective (2)
un- entry 1 + banked, past participle of bank entry 4
Noun
derivative of unbanked entry 2
First Known Use
Adjective (1)
1650, in the meaning defined above
Adjective (2)
1871, in the meaning defined above
Noun
1980, in the meaning defined above
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