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unsung
/ ʌˈʌŋ /
adjective
not acclaimed or honoured
unsung deeds
not yet sung
Word History and Origins
Origin of unsung1
Example Sentences
Sir Roger said he was accepting the knighthood "on behalf of all those unsung people who had worked to make the charity the success it had become".
Much of the UK's saltmarshes have been lost to agriculture but the charity says they are unsung heroes in nature's fight against climate change.
These women, often overlooked, are the kind of unsung culinary heroes who raised families with grit and grace, transforming humble ingredients into nourishing meals.
"Their story reminds us of the many unsung heroes who served in silence for decades," she said.
On Thursday, the singer’s former publicist Ben Laurro told People, “Lulu Roman was unsung. She endured much adversity in her life that helped her become a joy to others.”
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