Definition of unrepresented in English:

unrepresented

adjective ˌʌnrɛprɪˈzɛntɪdˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)əd

Not represented.
an unrepresented defendant
the majority of employees are unrepresented by unions
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a shame that the country's favourite sport remains unrepresented at the World's biggest sporting occasion.
- In court he was unrepresented and pleaded guilty.
- Newcastle, Manchester and Gateshead remain areas where the Tories are utterly unrepresented.
- Often soldiers were unrepresented, often no witnesses were called in their defence.
- Many applicants are unrepresented or represented by non-professionals.
- Antoine appeared before the magistrate at the Scarborough Magistrates Court at about 10.30 am and was unrepresented.
- The problem with poor turnouts has nothing to do with the hassle of getting to a polling station, and everything to do with people feeling unrepresented and disenfranchised.
- A Geraldton legal centre has launched a series of seminars to inform unrepresented defendants of the ins and outs of the justice system.
- A case involving an unrepresented litigant can take 2 or 3 times longer to complete than one where the parties are represented.
- During that period of time, he made numerous court appearances, sometimes unrepresented and other times represented by counsel.
- This would leave a huge majority of voters unrepresented - even less fair.
- Not since Moscow in 1980 has Australia been unrepresented in the relays at the Olympics.
- I have taken the following steps because the defendant is both unrepresented and unfamiliar with her legal rights.
- Whole sections of the population are now unrepresented in parliament.
- All in all, organized groups represent a wide array of interests in American politics, and few, if any, significant interests go unrepresented.
- Parents have to answer serious charges by a number of authority figures unaided, unrepresented, and in a potentially frightening environment.
- Women are equally unrepresented in other top union jobs, making up less than a fifth of top leadership.
- Those in power become almost indistinguishable, and the bulk of the community is left feeling alienated, disgruntled and unrepresented.
- Rachel wants to ensure that large and unrepresented or underrepresented groups in Canada are actually represented in Parliament.
- The Defendant did not attend and was unrepresented.

Rhymes

discontented, malcontented, unaccented, undented, under-represented, unfermented, unfrequented, unlamented, unscented

Definition of unrepresented in US English:

unrepresented

adjectiveˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)ədˌənreprəˈzen(t)əd

Not represented.
Example sentencesExamples
- Those in power become almost indistinguishable, and the bulk of the community is left feeling alienated, disgruntled and unrepresented.
- The Defendant did not attend and was unrepresented.
- Rachel wants to ensure that large and unrepresented or underrepresented groups in Canada are actually represented in Parliament.
- In court he was unrepresented and pleaded guilty.
- It is a shame that the country's favourite sport remains unrepresented at the World's biggest sporting occasion.
- Many applicants are unrepresented or represented by non-professionals.
- The problem with poor turnouts has nothing to do with the hassle of getting to a polling station, and everything to do with people feeling unrepresented and disenfranchised.
- Newcastle, Manchester and Gateshead remain areas where the Tories are utterly unrepresented.
- Parents have to answer serious charges by a number of authority figures unaided, unrepresented, and in a potentially frightening environment.
- Not since Moscow in 1980 has Australia been unrepresented in the relays at the Olympics.
- Antoine appeared before the magistrate at the Scarborough Magistrates Court at about 10.30 am and was unrepresented.
- Women are equally unrepresented in other top union jobs, making up less than a fifth of top leadership.
- Whole sections of the population are now unrepresented in parliament.
- A Geraldton legal centre has launched a series of seminars to inform unrepresented defendants of the ins and outs of the justice system.
- This would leave a huge majority of voters unrepresented - even less fair.
- I have taken the following steps because the defendant is both unrepresented and unfamiliar with her legal rights.
- All in all, organized groups represent a wide array of interests in American politics, and few, if any, significant interests go unrepresented.
- Often soldiers were unrepresented, often no witnesses were called in their defence.
- During that period of time, he made numerous court appearances, sometimes unrepresented and other times represented by counsel.
- A case involving an unrepresented litigant can take 2 or 3 times longer to complete than one where the parties are represented.

单词	unrepresented
释义	Definition of unrepresented in English: unrepresented adjective ˌʌnrɛprɪˈzɛntɪdˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)əd Not represented. an unrepresented defendant the majority of employees are unrepresented by unions Example sentencesExamples It is a shame that the country's favourite sport remains unrepresented at the World's biggest sporting occasion. In court he was unrepresented and pleaded guilty. Newcastle, Manchester and Gateshead remain areas where the Tories are utterly unrepresented. Often soldiers were unrepresented, often no witnesses were called in their defence. Many applicants are unrepresented or represented by non-professionals. Antoine appeared before the magistrate at the Scarborough Magistrates Court at about 10.30 am and was unrepresented. The problem with poor turnouts has nothing to do with the hassle of getting to a polling station, and everything to do with people feeling unrepresented and disenfranchised. A Geraldton legal centre has launched a series of seminars to inform unrepresented defendants of the ins and outs of the justice system. A case involving an unrepresented litigant can take 2 or 3 times longer to complete than one where the parties are represented. During that period of time, he made numerous court appearances, sometimes unrepresented and other times represented by counsel. This would leave a huge majority of voters unrepresented - even less fair. Not since Moscow in 1980 has Australia been unrepresented in the relays at the Olympics. I have taken the following steps because the defendant is both unrepresented and unfamiliar with her legal rights. Whole sections of the population are now unrepresented in parliament. All in all, organized groups represent a wide array of interests in American politics, and few, if any, significant interests go unrepresented. Parents have to answer serious charges by a number of authority figures unaided, unrepresented, and in a potentially frightening environment. Women are equally unrepresented in other top union jobs, making up less than a fifth of top leadership. Those in power become almost indistinguishable, and the bulk of the community is left feeling alienated, disgruntled and unrepresented. Rachel wants to ensure that large and unrepresented or underrepresented groups in Canada are actually represented in Parliament. The Defendant did not attend and was unrepresented. Rhymes discontented, malcontented, unaccented, undented, under-represented, unfermented, unfrequented, unlamented, unscented Definition of unrepresented in US English: unrepresented adjectiveˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)ədˌənreprəˈzen(t)əd Not represented. Example sentencesExamples Those in power become almost indistinguishable, and the bulk of the community is left feeling alienated, disgruntled and unrepresented. The Defendant did not attend and was unrepresented. Rachel wants to ensure that large and unrepresented or underrepresented groups in Canada are actually represented in Parliament. In court he was unrepresented and pleaded guilty. It is a shame that the country's favourite sport remains unrepresented at the World's biggest sporting occasion. Many applicants are unrepresented or represented by non-professionals. The problem with poor turnouts has nothing to do with the hassle of getting to a polling station, and everything to do with people feeling unrepresented and disenfranchised. Newcastle, Manchester and Gateshead remain areas where the Tories are utterly unrepresented. Parents have to answer serious charges by a number of authority figures unaided, unrepresented, and in a potentially frightening environment. Not since Moscow in 1980 has Australia been unrepresented in the relays at the Olympics. Antoine appeared before the magistrate at the Scarborough Magistrates Court at about 10.30 am and was unrepresented. Women are equally unrepresented in other top union jobs, making up less than a fifth of top leadership. Whole sections of the population are now unrepresented in parliament. A Geraldton legal centre has launched a series of seminars to inform unrepresented defendants of the ins and outs of the justice system. This would leave a huge majority of voters unrepresented - even less fair. I have taken the following steps because the defendant is both unrepresented and unfamiliar with her legal rights. All in all, organized groups represent a wide array of interests in American politics, and few, if any, significant interests go unrepresented. Often soldiers were unrepresented, often no witnesses were called in their defence. During that period of time, he made numerous court appearances, sometimes unrepresented and other times represented by counsel. A case involving an unrepresented litigant can take 2 or 3 times longer to complete than one where the parties are represented.
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