unhackneyed
/ʌnˈhakniːd
/adjective
Not appearing trite or commonplace through being overused; original: the fresh unhackneyed sentiment of the picture...
- Here is music as beautiful, as intensely dramatic, as unhackneyed as the day it was written.
- It has a certain film music air to it and would make an unhackneyed filler for the next new collection of British orchestral marches.
- Here I follow Lawrence Lipking's spirited and unhackneyed essay in resisting any clear or settled message.
- computability
- computable
- computate
- computation
- computational
- computationalism
- computationalist
- computational linguist
- computational linguistics
- computationally
- computative
- computator
- compute
- computed axial tomography
- computed tomographic
- computed tomography
- computer
- computeracy
- computer age
- martlet
- Martynia
- martyr
- martyr complex
- martyrdom
- martyred