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unˈclassified, ppl. a.
(un-1 8.) Also absol. as n.
1865Tylor Early Hist. Man. i. 12 Our accounts of the culture of the lower races, being mostly unclassified. 1875Whitney Life Lang. v. 82 Neglecting the unclassified and perhaps in part unclassifiable residue. 1884J. Tait Mind in Matter 132 Like the flora and the fauna in nature, miracles are unclassified in the Bible. 1935City of Oxford Council Rep. 1 Mar. 401 It is recommended that the following programme be submitted to the Ministry of Transport..:—Bridges... By-passes... Classified Roads... Unclassified Roads. 1952Manch. Guardian Weekly 14 Feb. 13 My work is unclassified, but the fund out of which I am paid comes from a government agency. 1958M. Kelly Christmas Egg iii. 129 The road was lonely, unclassified... He must walk back to A260. 1968‘J. le Carré’ Small Town in Germany v. 72 He's down here collecting the mail... Everything. Classified or Unclassified, it didn't make no difference. 1978Country Life 8 June 1634/3 Of all the track⁓ways of these Lincolnshire Wolds the most romantic is the Bluestone Heath Road, now an unclassified lane. 1980D. Bloodworth Trapdoor xxiii. 143 The file was not unclassified... It was marked Top Secret.
absol.1972O. Sela Bearer Plot iv. 28 He would swoop off the main roads onto undulating unclassifieds that sometimes were little more than dirt tracks. |