Dictionary entry
Unpublished
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈpʌblɪʃt/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈpʌblɪʃt/
Myanmar Meaning
ပုံနှိပ်ထုတ်ဝေခြင်း မပြုသော။
Definition
unpublished /ʌn'pʌblÇʃt / adj ပံုႏိွပ္ထုတ္ေဝျခင္း မျပဳေသာ၊ မရိွေသာ။ unpublished material/ papers.
Examples
- ‘Unlike her more famous brother Felix
- much of her music is unpublished
- yet her output was extensive.’
- ‘The songs are original and unpublished pieces based around the theme of the Jubilee.’
- ‘As well as the music
- he has an unpublished novel under the bed and pens short stories in what presumably little spare time he has.’
- ‘While going through such varied sources
- it is a great joy when one finds an autobiography or a biography or an unpublished piece of writing.’
- ‘Finding a forgotten notebook at the back of a drawer and realising it is a selection of unpublished pieces written by Virginia Woolf
- is to most of us the stuff of dreams.’
- ‘Much of the collection is unique unpublished material which underpins music performance and research in Australia.’
- ‘I have several unpublished pieces
- but they need extensive editing and rewriting.’
- ‘The result of her research is a new biography
- Perdita: The Life of Mary Robinson
- which includes much unpublished material.’
- ‘The elimination of Scots from unpublished writings like local records took some decades longer.’
- ‘She was a strong writer but her works were private and unpublished
- and
- therefore
- invisible to the public.’
- ‘This latest collection
- which brings a host of unpublished poems into the public domain
- is the perfect marriage of old and new.’
- ‘For this part
- she has traced an astonishing abundance of literature and unpublished archival material.’
- ‘Each has a library of scores and sound recordings of published and unpublished music supplied by the composers for other musicians' use.’
- ‘Among the several unpublished pieces that are found among Baraka's manuscripts there is much of interest.’
- ‘In some
- only nominations and no awards - a surprise
- not a single piece of unpublished creative work won a prize.’
- ‘His treatise on calendar reform is also lost as is about half of a posthumous compilation of his unpublished writings.’
- ‘He shared his secret
- the unpublished collection of photographs
- with the people at Waverley Care.’
- ‘He has completed a book of boyhood memoirs and a handbook on creative writing
- both unpublished.’
- ‘Eventually he ascertained that most of the music was unpublished and still awaiting public discovery.’
- ‘We considered all published and unpublished material
- with no restrictions on date or language.’