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    Use "unknown" in a sentence

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    unknown


    1. All around him he could hear the night terrors of unknown beasts, and if


    2. He had a light breakfast, reviewed his plan for the day and then checked his voice mails There were three from unknown caller which he assumed were from his creditors


    3. unknown reason, I started to hear like that big tree whispered


    4. It was nothing more than an overgrown mining tug of a bygone era with a big bad burner on it boosting an apartment building of pressure chambers into the unknown


    5. They maintained the atmosphere was chaotically driven by the continental contours and their details were unknown


    6. His mental state is still unknown as I have not been able to reach him ever since Brutalius started his cruel experiments


    7. She is a professor of Religion, she is here to edit “The Unknown History of Christianity”, she is considered to be a very important person and she obviously hates my guts -without a reason whatsoever


    8. I felt filled with compassion for these poor souls travelling into the unknown with me


    9. "At this point in time all I know is that the containment has been removed to an unknown location and the shuttlecraft itself is deep in the bush at an unknown location


    10. watching the unknown names disappear to their car boots and West End bars,

    11. It was impossible for a probe to track a known human in those swarms, much less try to discover an unknown


    12. Then he was left to a night of terror somewhere in an unknown wilderness


    13. We fear the dark, the unknown, space without edge,


    14. Instead he was in total unknown, a weakling by any standards, crippled by an injury a hero would hardly notice and blinded by a nearly uncontrollable fear


    15. ‘You were very much an unknown quantity, Lintze


    16. Unknown to the others, at first, Oreo stationed herself at the entrance to the hatching grounds


    17. And yet, before surrendering myself to the unknown, I wanted to walk along the sand with half-closed eyes and let the cooling waves wash my tired feet, to fill my palms and contain some of that wrinkled and wizened sea, and leave my footprints there with no others in sight


    18. How tempting was that! Put this all behind her, leave the most party of all worlds for one of the least? True, there would still be yaag available, but did she want to be that out of place? Did she know him that well? She was committing to a relationship of decades or striking out on her own into the unknown to leave him


    19. You are more the thrill of the unknown, she's more the comfortable old shirt


    20. Where she came from such things were not at all unknown, especially when they concerned beautiful young maidens

    21. Backbenchers on all sides of the house became more and more animated, while the press pack in the gallery repeated the words of the otherwise unknown political representative to their editors by means of their mobile phones


    22. to the unknown conclusion you desire, and that conclusion is sometimes something that you


    23. Unknown to her at the time, the walls and windows around were filled with warriors watching the entire incident


    24. When a qbit is transmitted from one particle to another, the state of that property in the transmitting particle goes to unknown


    25. 'Through the prayers I have named you in the pact with Athena so to withdraw would leave you in a mindless state and recovery is er, unknown


    26. The DJ introduced a new song by an unknown singer, a song that was, he said, all set to take the clubs and the charts by storm


    27. "We've had an unknown on board


    28. "I don't see how we escape that," Elmore said, "unless it is some unknown


    29. We may have a new enemy, but we still have an unknown ship on our flank


    30. Unknown to the others she brought him news of the birth of a daughter and a son, twins

    31. through what is known of the unknown


    32. unknown, wonder, awe), and is water: (the renewal, creation,


    33. Where she came from such things were not at all unknown,


    34. ” It is human nature that the unknown be known


    35. gallery repeated the words of the otherwise unknown political


    36. (unknown); and considered through the element of growth


    37. opinion) is unthinkably unknown


    38. FORTU A: Fate and the unknown


    39. refined for unknown ages


    40. She knew that sensation was caused by the small fraction of the sensors that were still destructive and let the measured quantum state revert to unknown

    41. At least here she wasn’t as helpless as she had been in ancient Atlantis when confronted with an unknown language


    42. Thom answered, “They are both unknown at this time


    43. Merely feeling insecure or having a fear of the unknown outcome of


    44. new song by an unknown singer, a song that was, he said, all set to


    45. the band and the identity of the singer were unknown, because you


    46. It was the unknown


    47. expeditions into unknown territory


    48. ‘There is much that is unknown, and unseen, by the


    49. It had infected some in Gengee City and an unknown number of the Brazilians


    50. The fear, the unknown chill that has been seeping into her bones, is suddenly overwhelmed by a surge of sheer, bloody-minded indignation and fury














































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    Synonyms for "unknown"

    unknown unknown quantity terra incognita unknown region alien stranger nameless unidentified unnamed strange obscure unsung bizarre foreign unfamiliar different exotic outlandish

    "unknown" definitions

    an unknown and unexplored region


    anyone who does not belong in the environment in which they are found


    a variable whose values are solutions of an equation


    not known


    being or having an unknown or unnamed source


    not known to exist


    not famous or acclaimed


    not known before