unnumbered

[ uhn-nuhm-berd ]

adjective

1. having no number or numbers as identification:

   unnumbered pages.

2. countless; innumerable:

   the unnumbered grains of sand.

3. uncounted.

unnumbered

/ ʌnˈnʌmbəd /

adjective

1. countless; innumerable
2. not counted or assigned a number

Word History and Origins

Origin of unnumbered¹

1325–75; Middle English unnoumbred. See un- ¹, number ( def ), -ed ²( def )

Example Sentences

Yes, we have obliged the undertakers with mayhem deaths unnumbered.

From Los Angeles Times

The unbound Quran, comprising loose pages that were unnumbered, was in surprisingly good condition, with the exception of the first few pages that were frayed at the edges.

From BBC

Ares, really a bully at heart and unable to bear what he brought upon unnumbered multitudes of men, fled up to Zeus in Olympus and complained bitterly of Athena’s violence.

From Literature

They lived in an unnumbered house on an unnamed street, and so instead of writing out their address, they were told to draw the location of their house, “in relation to the nearest landmarks.”

From The Verge

So he has set “What Do We Need to Talk About?” on an unnumbered April day, shortly after Barbara has been released from the hospital after experiencing severe Covid-19 symptoms.

From New York Times

Related Words

• countless
• hidden
• immense
• incalculable
• indescribable
• innumerable
• staggering
• uncounted
• unimaginable
• unspeakable