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Unestablished Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

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unestablished

[หŒสŒnษชหˆstablษชสƒt ]

Definition

Context #1 | Adjective

in business

Not yet fully recognized or accepted, especially in official or formal situations.

Synonyms

unacknowledged, unconfirmed, unrecognized.

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Word Description / Examples
unestablished

This word is suitable when referring to something that has not yet been set up or is not widely accepted.

  • Their business remains unestablished without sufficient funding.
  • The artist is still unestablished in the competitive art world.
unrecognized

Best used when talking about someone or something that has not been identified or given proper recognition.

  • The author's talent went unrecognized for most of her life.
  • Many local heroes remain unrecognized despite their deeds.
unacknowledged

Appropriate when speaking about efforts, contributions, or achievements that have not received recognition.

  • Her hard work often goes unacknowledged by her team.
  • The scientist's theories remained unacknowledged for years.
unconfirmed

Used when referring to information, plans, or suspicions that have not been verified or validated.

  • The news of the resignation is still unconfirmed.
  • There are unconfirmed reports of a new product release.

Examples of usage

  • The company is still unestablished in the market, so it's struggling to attract investors.
  • Due to its unestablished reputation, the new restaurant had difficulty getting customers.
  • The unestablished status of the startup made it challenging to secure funding.

Translations

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Origin of 'unestablished'

The word 'unestablished' originated from the combination of the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the word 'established', which comes from the Latin word 'stabilire' meaning 'to make stable'. The term started to be used in the business context to describe entities that are not yet firmly established or recognized. Over time, it has become a common adjective used to depict the status of something that lacks official recognition or acceptance.

See also: establishable, established, establisher, establishers, establishing, establishment, reestablish, reestablishment.