Definition of undated in English:

undated

adjectiveʌnˈdeɪtɪdˌənˈdeɪdəd

Not provided or marked with a date.
most of his letters are undated
Example sentencesExamples
- Most oaths are undated, and I have had to estimate dates based on their context.
- An undated price list refers to handles, escutcheons, plates, and hinges available in nickel-plate or gilt finishes.
- It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated.
- They are undated and no records exist telling how the works entered the collection.
- An undated copy of the memorandum was obtained by The New York Times.
- It appears that an undated letter sent out last month by Royal Mail advises everyone of their intention to combine first and second deliveries.
- This page from his notebook is undated, but probably comes from the period around 1900.
- In the references, many of which were undated, Huntley was described as ‘reliable, honest and trustworthy’.
- The letter is undated, but is believed to have been sent in November 1931.
- In one untitled and undated photograph, a group of Buddhist women pray before an altar filled with joss sticks.
- Things like shares are effectively like undated securities, because they have no redemption date.
- An undated letter was received from the Credit Union indicating only that Ms. Vanderhyden was hired as a replacement for a data clerk on maternity leave.
- He supplied a court, or the Crown supplied a court, a statement that was undated, unsigned and unwitnessed and put that in as evidence which the court accepted it.
- Though undated, the wedding pictures were all apparently taken before the Second World War and show a selection of wedding styles.
- The picture, undated I am afraid, shows the building in its former glory.
- The biggest surprise is how undated these songs come across, especially considering dance music's typically rapid sell-by date.
- The tenant, who refused to allow his name to be published, says he recently received the unsigned, undated letter on Yamiro stationery.
- I recently printed an undated picture of a crowded station at Adlington, where, if you recall, I mentioned that everyone was wearing head gear of some kind.
- The undated photograph was made in a studio in the elegant Konigsallee in Dusseldorf.
- On second glance it becomes clear how undated these images are.

Rhymes

belated, elated, mismated, outdated, overinflated, striated, unabated, unrated, unrelated, unstated, X-rated

Definition of undated in US English:

undated

adjectiveˌənˈdādədˌənˈdeɪdəd

Not provided or marked with a date.
most of his letters are undated
Example sentencesExamples
- It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated.
- The biggest surprise is how undated these songs come across, especially considering dance music's typically rapid sell-by date.
- It appears that an undated letter sent out last month by Royal Mail advises everyone of their intention to combine first and second deliveries.
- I recently printed an undated picture of a crowded station at Adlington, where, if you recall, I mentioned that everyone was wearing head gear of some kind.
- The picture, undated I am afraid, shows the building in its former glory.
- In the references, many of which were undated, Huntley was described as ‘reliable, honest and trustworthy’.
- Though undated, the wedding pictures were all apparently taken before the Second World War and show a selection of wedding styles.
- An undated copy of the memorandum was obtained by The New York Times.
- The letter is undated, but is believed to have been sent in November 1931.
- The tenant, who refused to allow his name to be published, says he recently received the unsigned, undated letter on Yamiro stationery.
- Most oaths are undated, and I have had to estimate dates based on their context.
- On second glance it becomes clear how undated these images are.
- The undated photograph was made in a studio in the elegant Konigsallee in Dusseldorf.
- In one untitled and undated photograph, a group of Buddhist women pray before an altar filled with joss sticks.
- An undated letter was received from the Credit Union indicating only that Ms. Vanderhyden was hired as a replacement for a data clerk on maternity leave.
- An undated price list refers to handles, escutcheons, plates, and hinges available in nickel-plate or gilt finishes.
- This page from his notebook is undated, but probably comes from the period around 1900.
- Things like shares are effectively like undated securities, because they have no redemption date.
- They are undated and no records exist telling how the works entered the collection.
- He supplied a court, or the Crown supplied a court, a statement that was undated, unsigned and unwitnessed and put that in as evidence which the court accepted it.

单词	undated
释义	Definition of undated in English: undated adjectiveʌnˈdeɪtɪdˌənˈdeɪdəd Not provided or marked with a date. most of his letters are undated Example sentencesExamples Most oaths are undated, and I have had to estimate dates based on their context. An undated price list refers to handles, escutcheons, plates, and hinges available in nickel-plate or gilt finishes. It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated. They are undated and no records exist telling how the works entered the collection. An undated copy of the memorandum was obtained by The New York Times. It appears that an undated letter sent out last month by Royal Mail advises everyone of their intention to combine first and second deliveries. This page from his notebook is undated, but probably comes from the period around 1900. In the references, many of which were undated, Huntley was described as ‘reliable, honest and trustworthy’. The letter is undated, but is believed to have been sent in November 1931. In one untitled and undated photograph, a group of Buddhist women pray before an altar filled with joss sticks. Things like shares are effectively like undated securities, because they have no redemption date. An undated letter was received from the Credit Union indicating only that Ms. Vanderhyden was hired as a replacement for a data clerk on maternity leave. He supplied a court, or the Crown supplied a court, a statement that was undated, unsigned and unwitnessed and put that in as evidence which the court accepted it. Though undated, the wedding pictures were all apparently taken before the Second World War and show a selection of wedding styles. The picture, undated I am afraid, shows the building in its former glory. The biggest surprise is how undated these songs come across, especially considering dance music's typically rapid sell-by date. The tenant, who refused to allow his name to be published, says he recently received the unsigned, undated letter on Yamiro stationery. I recently printed an undated picture of a crowded station at Adlington, where, if you recall, I mentioned that everyone was wearing head gear of some kind. The undated photograph was made in a studio in the elegant Konigsallee in Dusseldorf. On second glance it becomes clear how undated these images are. Rhymes belated, elated, mismated, outdated, overinflated, striated, unabated, unrated, unrelated, unstated, X-rated Definition of undated in US English: undated adjectiveˌənˈdādədˌənˈdeɪdəd Not provided or marked with a date. most of his letters are undated Example sentencesExamples It is also noteworthy that the painting in the auction seems to be undated. The biggest surprise is how undated these songs come across, especially considering dance music's typically rapid sell-by date. It appears that an undated letter sent out last month by Royal Mail advises everyone of their intention to combine first and second deliveries. I recently printed an undated picture of a crowded station at Adlington, where, if you recall, I mentioned that everyone was wearing head gear of some kind. The picture, undated I am afraid, shows the building in its former glory. In the references, many of which were undated, Huntley was described as ‘reliable, honest and trustworthy’. Though undated, the wedding pictures were all apparently taken before the Second World War and show a selection of wedding styles. An undated copy of the memorandum was obtained by The New York Times. The letter is undated, but is believed to have been sent in November 1931. The tenant, who refused to allow his name to be published, says he recently received the unsigned, undated letter on Yamiro stationery. Most oaths are undated, and I have had to estimate dates based on their context. On second glance it becomes clear how undated these images are. The undated photograph was made in a studio in the elegant Konigsallee in Dusseldorf. In one untitled and undated photograph, a group of Buddhist women pray before an altar filled with joss sticks. An undated letter was received from the Credit Union indicating only that Ms. Vanderhyden was hired as a replacement for a data clerk on maternity leave. An undated price list refers to handles, escutcheons, plates, and hinges available in nickel-plate or gilt finishes. This page from his notebook is undated, but probably comes from the period around 1900. Things like shares are effectively like undated securities, because they have no redemption date. They are undated and no records exist telling how the works entered the collection. He supplied a court, or the Crown supplied a court, a statement that was undated, unsigned and unwitnessed and put that in as evidence which the court accepted it.
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