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Undreamed


Definition:

  • (a.) Alt. of Undreamt

Example Sentences:

  • (1) Digital advances and secrecy have allowed the American government to acquire undreamed-of information power about every new media user on the planet.
  • (2) On the one hand, of course, it’s filling halls in ways undreamed of three months ago.
  • (3) His equation also predicted the hitherto undreamed-of positron, and hence the whole concept of antimatter.
  • (4) I have no hesitation in saying that the process of bombing the military industries and communications of Germany and the air bases and storage depots from which we are attacked, which will continue on an ever-increasing scale until the end of the war and may in another year attain dimensions hitherto undreamed of, assure one at least of the most certain, if not the shortest, of all the roads to victory.
  • (5) During the past 25 years or so, there has been almost undreamed of progress in understanding the pathways by which living systems synthesize the remarkable range of substances they contain.
  • (6) The development of catheter techniques has spawned undreamed-of specialties, industries, and professional societies.
  • (7) The practice of medicine has, nevertheless, been transformed by modern technology and diagnostic techniques and therapeutic measures undreamed of a few short decades ago are now commonplace.
  • (8) Netanyahu, it is said, has failed to delineate a future course for Israel at a moment when the region faces unprecedented, Arab spring instability – and undreamed-of opportunities.
  • (9) At her coronation, they tried to make her the symbol of TV-age modernity, a pretty young mother in excelsis in Westminster Abbey, heralding what Winston Churchill promised would be “an immense and undreamed of prosperity, with culture and leisure even more widely spread”.
  • (10) We now have an ultimate aspirational resume, truly surpassing all before it, well beyond mere yuppie ambition and into an undreamed of sort of pre-career virtuosity: that of 25-year-old Ronan Farrow , who, without ever hardly having had a paying job, has gone from faceless celebrity-family member to historical entity in the period of a few weeks.
  • (11) However, unlike the publicly owned BBC, Rupert Murdoch likes to endorse politicians through his newspapers, which are now supported by an economic clout in the UK that can be used to support all sorts of multimedia combinations undreamed of before the iPad was invented, such as cricket programmes on the Times website.
  • (12) But the children of 2009 will also have opportunities undreamed of by their ancestors.
  • (13) Despite almost miraculous advances and the acquisition of powers previously undreamed-of, there is a sense that all is not right.
  • (14) She is also heir to all our united strength and loyalty … That it should be a golden age of art and letters we can only hope but it is certain that if a true and lasting peace can be achieved … an immense and undreamed of prosperity, with culture and leisure even more widely spread can come … to the masses of the people."
  • (15) An undreamed-of recognizable preclinical stage of breast cancer has drastically changed attitudes and reactions in physicians and patients.

Undreamt


Definition:

  • (a.) Not dreamed, or dreamed of; not th/ught of; not imagined; -- often followed by of.

Example Sentences:

  • (1) At Oxford University, for example, researchers have developed a self-driving car that can cope with weather conditions undreamt of in California.
  • (2) Wineland and Haroche and their teams have shown just how strange the quantum world really is and opened up the potential for new technologies undreamt of not so long ago.
  • (3) He realized that once the dark night of the Middle Ages was over, the sciences arose with undreamt of force and accelerated development.
  • (4) Transgenic animal techniques offer today's neuroscientist the ability to experimentally manipulate neurosecretory systems with a precision undreamt of by our predecessors.
  • (5) Labour's Caitlin Bisknell, on the other hand, gives the impression that the campaign's undreamt-of storyline has left plenty of people in her party struggling to know exactly what to say.

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