Definition of unshared in English:

unshared

adjectiveʌnˈʃɛːdˌənˈSHerd

Not shared with or by another or others.
most of those placed in hostels would prefer unshared, independent accommodation
Example sentencesExamples
- So be discerning in selecting your audience - and aware that certain confidences are possibly better left unshared.
- Stasser's chapter on unshared information indicates that group members tend to share only common information.
- Your family has a plethora of unshared secrets, pet,’ the stranger murmured in a soothing, deep voice.
- Three unshared genes in rice and one unshared gene in maize were given alphabetical designations.
- For that reason, he says, economists call an unshared idea a form of ‘impacted information,’ meaning that it is hobbled by a breakdown in market forces.
- You take the bowl to the window, sitting upon the ledge, watching the street as people walk back and forth in the dying sunlight, their faces lowered, problems unshared.
- Knowledge comes of shared experience while ignorance and incomprehension of the other can be the consequences of time unshared.
- So the term personality came to mean not only the non-material, interior character of a human being, but also what is distinctive and unshared.
- In a deliberating group, shared information (information held by many or most) usually has a much bigger effect than unshared information (information held by a few or just one).
- Schizophrenics express their thoughts in incoherent ways and harbor beliefs unshared by others, usually encompassing a suspicion that they are targets of attention.
- Nor was Shakespeare's perspective on Essex unshared.
- A mothers' movement perhaps could be based not so much on our shared values as on indifference to our unshared values.
- Eastern groundwater basin is an unshared groundwater basin as both recharge and storage areas are located within the boundaries of the West Bank.
- Or you can become really, really greedy, like any number of people we know, their desk drawers rustling with the crinkle of unshared sweets.
- What's more, as the argument goes, this will have a significant impact on the 3G business plan as UK operators can break even in 2008-an estimated year and a half earlier than operators with unshared networks.
- At last in 1963 a test-ban treaty was signed; and Pauling was awarded the Nobel peace prize for 1962, making him the only person to receive two unshared Nobel prizes.
- The players are asking to raise the ceiling to 70 percent - with the unshared revenues as part of the pool.
- In its place, we now have a ‘balkanized’ group of subcultures whose members pursue their separate, unshared interests in an unprecedented variety of ways.
- Last year, I was assigned to my own, unshared locker and I had a feeling that it wasn't coincidental.
- Every unshared moment of delight becomes the occasion for fear, envy, and jealousy.
Synonyms
complete, full, total, whole, entire, out-and-out, absolute, unqualified, unadulterated, unalloyed, unreserved, unmitigated, unbroken, solid, consistent, thorough, concentrated, exclusive, dedicated, wholehearted, sincere, consummate

Rhymes

Baird, hearing-impaired, laird, undeclared, underprepared, unimpaired, unpaired, unprepared

Definition of unshared in US English:

unshared

adjectiveˌənˈSHerd

Not shared with or by another or others.
most of those placed in hostels would prefer unshared, independent accommodation
Example sentencesExamples
- So the term personality came to mean not only the non-material, interior character of a human being, but also what is distinctive and unshared.
- Knowledge comes of shared experience while ignorance and incomprehension of the other can be the consequences of time unshared.
- So be discerning in selecting your audience - and aware that certain confidences are possibly better left unshared.
- Last year, I was assigned to my own, unshared locker and I had a feeling that it wasn't coincidental.
- You take the bowl to the window, sitting upon the ledge, watching the street as people walk back and forth in the dying sunlight, their faces lowered, problems unshared.
- What's more, as the argument goes, this will have a significant impact on the 3G business plan as UK operators can break even in 2008-an estimated year and a half earlier than operators with unshared networks.
- Three unshared genes in rice and one unshared gene in maize were given alphabetical designations.
- A mothers' movement perhaps could be based not so much on our shared values as on indifference to our unshared values.
- Schizophrenics express their thoughts in incoherent ways and harbor beliefs unshared by others, usually encompassing a suspicion that they are targets of attention.
- Stasser's chapter on unshared information indicates that group members tend to share only common information.
- Eastern groundwater basin is an unshared groundwater basin as both recharge and storage areas are located within the boundaries of the West Bank.
- The players are asking to raise the ceiling to 70 percent - with the unshared revenues as part of the pool.
- Or you can become really, really greedy, like any number of people we know, their desk drawers rustling with the crinkle of unshared sweets.
- For that reason, he says, economists call an unshared idea a form of ‘impacted information,’ meaning that it is hobbled by a breakdown in market forces.
- Every unshared moment of delight becomes the occasion for fear, envy, and jealousy.
- In its place, we now have a ‘balkanized’ group of subcultures whose members pursue their separate, unshared interests in an unprecedented variety of ways.
- In a deliberating group, shared information (information held by many or most) usually has a much bigger effect than unshared information (information held by a few or just one).
- Your family has a plethora of unshared secrets, pet,’ the stranger murmured in a soothing, deep voice.
- At last in 1963 a test-ban treaty was signed; and Pauling was awarded the Nobel peace prize for 1962, making him the only person to receive two unshared Nobel prizes.
- Nor was Shakespeare's perspective on Essex unshared.
Synonyms
complete, full, total, whole, entire, out-and-out, absolute, unqualified, unadulterated, unalloyed, unreserved, unmitigated, unbroken, solid, consistent, thorough, concentrated, exclusive, dedicated, wholehearted, sincere, consummate

单词	unshared
释义	Definition of unshared in English: unshared adjectiveʌnˈʃɛːdˌənˈSHerd Not shared with or by another or others. most of those placed in hostels would prefer unshared, independent accommodation Example sentencesExamples So be discerning in selecting your audience - and aware that certain confidences are possibly better left unshared. Stasser's chapter on unshared information indicates that group members tend to share only common information. Your family has a plethora of unshared secrets, pet,’ the stranger murmured in a soothing, deep voice. Three unshared genes in rice and one unshared gene in maize were given alphabetical designations. For that reason, he says, economists call an unshared idea a form of ‘impacted information,’ meaning that it is hobbled by a breakdown in market forces. You take the bowl to the window, sitting upon the ledge, watching the street as people walk back and forth in the dying sunlight, their faces lowered, problems unshared. Knowledge comes of shared experience while ignorance and incomprehension of the other can be the consequences of time unshared. So the term personality came to mean not only the non-material, interior character of a human being, but also what is distinctive and unshared. In a deliberating group, shared information (information held by many or most) usually has a much bigger effect than unshared information (information held by a few or just one). Schizophrenics express their thoughts in incoherent ways and harbor beliefs unshared by others, usually encompassing a suspicion that they are targets of attention. Nor was Shakespeare's perspective on Essex unshared. A mothers' movement perhaps could be based not so much on our shared values as on indifference to our unshared values. Eastern groundwater basin is an unshared groundwater basin as both recharge and storage areas are located within the boundaries of the West Bank. Or you can become really, really greedy, like any number of people we know, their desk drawers rustling with the crinkle of unshared sweets. What's more, as the argument goes, this will have a significant impact on the 3G business plan as UK operators can break even in 2008-an estimated year and a half earlier than operators with unshared networks. At last in 1963 a test-ban treaty was signed; and Pauling was awarded the Nobel peace prize for 1962, making him the only person to receive two unshared Nobel prizes. The players are asking to raise the ceiling to 70 percent - with the unshared revenues as part of the pool. In its place, we now have a ‘balkanized’ group of subcultures whose members pursue their separate, unshared interests in an unprecedented variety of ways. Last year, I was assigned to my own, unshared locker and I had a feeling that it wasn't coincidental. Every unshared moment of delight becomes the occasion for fear, envy, and jealousy. Synonyms complete, full, total, whole, entire, out-and-out, absolute, unqualified, unadulterated, unalloyed, unreserved, unmitigated, unbroken, solid, consistent, thorough, concentrated, exclusive, dedicated, wholehearted, sincere, consummate Rhymes Baird, hearing-impaired, laird, undeclared, underprepared, unimpaired, unpaired, unprepared Definition of unshared in US English: unshared adjectiveˌənˈSHerd Not shared with or by another or others. most of those placed in hostels would prefer unshared, independent accommodation Example sentencesExamples So the term personality came to mean not only the non-material, interior character of a human being, but also what is distinctive and unshared. Knowledge comes of shared experience while ignorance and incomprehension of the other can be the consequences of time unshared. So be discerning in selecting your audience - and aware that certain confidences are possibly better left unshared. Last year, I was assigned to my own, unshared locker and I had a feeling that it wasn't coincidental. You take the bowl to the window, sitting upon the ledge, watching the street as people walk back and forth in the dying sunlight, their faces lowered, problems unshared. What's more, as the argument goes, this will have a significant impact on the 3G business plan as UK operators can break even in 2008-an estimated year and a half earlier than operators with unshared networks. Three unshared genes in rice and one unshared gene in maize were given alphabetical designations. A mothers' movement perhaps could be based not so much on our shared values as on indifference to our unshared values. Schizophrenics express their thoughts in incoherent ways and harbor beliefs unshared by others, usually encompassing a suspicion that they are targets of attention. Stasser's chapter on unshared information indicates that group members tend to share only common information. Eastern groundwater basin is an unshared groundwater basin as both recharge and storage areas are located within the boundaries of the West Bank. The players are asking to raise the ceiling to 70 percent - with the unshared revenues as part of the pool. Or you can become really, really greedy, like any number of people we know, their desk drawers rustling with the crinkle of unshared sweets. For that reason, he says, economists call an unshared idea a form of ‘impacted information,’ meaning that it is hobbled by a breakdown in market forces. Every unshared moment of delight becomes the occasion for fear, envy, and jealousy. In its place, we now have a ‘balkanized’ group of subcultures whose members pursue their separate, unshared interests in an unprecedented variety of ways. In a deliberating group, shared information (information held by many or most) usually has a much bigger effect than unshared information (information held by a few or just one). Your family has a plethora of unshared secrets, pet,’ the stranger murmured in a soothing, deep voice. At last in 1963 a test-ban treaty was signed; and Pauling was awarded the Nobel peace prize for 1962, making him the only person to receive two unshared Nobel prizes. Nor was Shakespeare's perspective on Essex unshared. Synonyms complete, full, total, whole, entire, out-and-out, absolute, unqualified, unadulterated, unalloyed, unreserved, unmitigated, unbroken, solid, consistent, thorough, concentrated, exclusive, dedicated, wholehearted, sincere, consummate
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