unexplained
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definition
adjective
the reason for her summons was as yet unexplained
not described or made clear; unknown.
example
As he searches for something to explain his misunderstanding that the US ruling class is now, for some 'unexplained' reason, acting against its own interests he comes up with this.
However, for reasons 'unexplained' by the film, he channels these qualities into avoiding adult responsibilities such as work and domineering his younger brother, Robby.
Gilligan himself typed up notes of what was said on his personal organiser, but quite when he did this, why there are two versions of it, and what happened to his written account, remain 'unexplained' .
Whatever the reason, this is an 'unexplained' phenomenon.
Have you ever experienced 'unexplained' phenomena?
For some 'unexplained' reason she went forward and crashed into the front windows.
That which is left 'unexplained' by science is attributed to divine work.
Some things became clear, some became more 'unexplained' .
NHS staff were baffled by the 'unexplained' rise, which has been replicated at similar teaching hospitals across London.
The family was critical of the DPP's 'unexplained' decision to send Mr Williams straight to trial, depriving him of the chance to test the evidence against him at a preliminary hearing.
Female relatives in Ireland had suffered 'unexplained' deaths and life-threatening events among their children.
Miracles are nothing but 'unexplained' phenomena.
The addition of two sailors remains 'unexplained' , that it is not at all clear how exactly they became a part of this expedition.
The ad was never put on TV because the 'unexplained' ghostly phenomenon frightened the production team out of their wits.
But in this novel, more so than his other recent stories, there were some clearly unsettling parts of the story which remained 'unexplained' .
This, says the Scottish Cot Death Trust, translates as 34 'unexplained' deaths in 2001, compared with 131 in 1990.
What exactly he means by methodological individualism here is unclear and is left 'unexplained' .
Detection of high blood pressure in the lungs may also account for the 'unexplained' or mistakenly explained sudden deaths in adult patients with sickle cell disease.
But if that's the case, they can't reasonably expect the president to walk around with a rectangular bulge on his back and to keep it an 'unexplained' secret forever.
For reasons still 'unexplained' by administration, the mayor or council, this year's budget earmarked only $5,000 for recycling.
And then there's the mystery of the 'unexplained' bruise on the back of my right hand.
Prof Fleming told the hearing that in 20 years of investigating sudden infant death, he had seen three other families where there had been three 'unexplained' deaths of babies.
On national television the woman who herself raised the specter of McCarthyism with her 'unexplained' remarks insinuated I was engaging in the same tactic.
He lives in the grounds of Hogwarts, having been expelled for some 'unexplained' reason (probably because he's not that bright), and is very fond of dragons.
Since we already have an embarrassing number of 'unexplained' phenomena, no one seems to have had time for this one yet.
I heard some of the news reports saying that, for some 'unexplained' reason, the plane landed at Dulles first and then went to Richmond.
We have shown that medically 'unexplained' symptoms account for a substantial proportion of the secondary care usage by frequent attenders.
Glen uses this 'unexplained' and unjustified - he just didn't have the space - idea to tell a story about a candy that is no longer available on the Canadian market.
Many, according to the professor, were taken to the doctor because of an unusual or 'unexplained' event reported by a carer such as turning blue, but on observation were found to be well.
A 74-year-old man presented to our hospital with 'unexplained' deep vein thrombosis of the lower extremity.
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