unpublished

/ ˌʌnˈpʌblɪʃt /

adjective

1. not available in print for distribution and sale
2. having no written work issued for publication

   an unpublished undergraduate

Example Sentences

"Rest assured that my discretion is based on a deep respect for you and a valued friendship," Jones wrote to Powell in an unpublished letter held at Indianapolis University Library.

From BBC

In an unpublished transcript for a Time article, Carson "told of having to bring up the decomposing bodies of felled soldiers."

From Salon

A representative of the Spanish institute said that under its privacy policy, it could not provide any information about the unpublished findings.

From Los Angeles Times

As Collins wrote in his own unpublished memoir, “Bringing in the Sheaves,” he pleaded with Steinbeck to write about what he had witnessed: “What you want to do, John, is to keep your impressions in your mind and when the time is ripe DO something about those conditions. If you fail to do that then you are letting those thousands of people down.”

From Salon

Instead, she said she used her legislative powers to access unpublished NHS England data for 2022-2024.

From BBC

Related Words

• classified