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unrecognized

adjective as in unheralded

adjective as in unidentified

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Political violence in the U.S. has risen in recent months and takes forms that go unrecognized.

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Heat, unlike more visible workplace hazards, often goes unreported and unrecognized, especially in industries where workers are temporary, undocumented or unfamiliar with their rights.

With decades of incredible work under her belt, though her name remained largely unrecognized, Willis co-wrote “I’ll Be There For You,” the song that opened 10 seasons of "Friends."

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She encouraged consumers to review their regular bills and credit card statements, and look for any unrecognized charges or fees.

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The continuing toll of the coronavirus is officially unrecognized while being exacerbated by official policies that suppress the signs of a pandemic — without suppressing the virus itself.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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