Undeclared: meaning, definitions and examples

Used for situations where information, status, or intention has not been officially or formally announced. Often used in academic or legal contexts.

• He chose an undeclared major because he wasn't sure what he wanted to study
• The country's political stance remained undeclared

Used when details have been omitted or not provided. Commonly used in instructions, descriptions, or explanations where some information is not detailed.

• The project has been postponed to an unspecified date
• He gave an unspecified amount of money to charity

Describes feelings, intentions, or facts that are not explicitly mentioned. Often refers to implicit or assumed ideas.

• Her unstated feelings were clear from her actions
• The unstated rule in the office is that everyone works late

Refers to events, visits, or actions that occur without prior notification. This can sometimes carry a negative connotation if it's expected that notice should have been given.

• She showed up at his house unannounced, which took him by surprise
• The CEO made an unannounced visit to the office