- un|re|ceived
- un|re|ceived «UHN rih SEEVD», adjective.1. not taken; not come into possession.2. not embraced or adopted.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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ill-con|ceived — «IHL kuhn SEEVD», adjective. poorly planned or designed: »Buildings of steel and aluminum…these ill conceived structures vie with the automobile in making life in cities disagreeable, inefficient, and oppressive (New Yorker) … Useful english dictionary
per|ceived noise decibel — «puhr SEEVD», a standard unit for measuring noise as perceived by people, based on the type of sound and its intensity: »Airplane noise is measured in perceived noise decibels (New York Times). Abbr: PNdB or PNdb (no periods) … Useful english dictionary
re|ceived — «rih SEEVD», adjective. commonly accepted; commonplace: »They exchange with wary civility the well worn coins of received ideas about the weather, politics, school, war, and Empire that they have spent a lifetime accumulating (Brendan Gill) … Useful english dictionary
self-de|ceived — «SEHLF dih SEEVD», adjective. deceived by oneself … Useful english dictionary
un|per|ceived — «UHN puhr SEEVD», adjective. not perceived; unnoticed … Useful english dictionary
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mis·con·ceived — … Useful english dictionary
pre·con·ceived — /ˌpriːkənˈsiːvd/ adj, always used before a noun : formed before having actual knowledge about something or before experiencing something often + about or of I didn t have any preconceived ideas/notions about/of what the job would be like when I… … Useful english dictionary
Imperceived — Im per*ceived , a. Not perceived. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Self-deceived — Self de*ceived , a. Deceived or misled respecting one s self by one s own mistake or error. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
