Examples of 'entirely unknown' in a sentence
Meaning of "entirely unknown"
The phrase 'entirely unknown' is used to describe something that is completely unfamiliar or not known at all. It implies a complete lack of knowledge or recognition about a particular person, thing, or concept. It suggests that there is no previous awareness or understanding of the subject matter, emphasizing the degree of novelty or obscurity involved
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Murder seems entirely unknown among them.
The identity of the poet is entirely unknown.
It was entirely unknown before then.
But it is said in a language which is entirely unknown to me.
This was entirely unknown in antiquity.
And also the perpetrators are still entirely unknown.
The first is entirely unknown here.
It was not that her family history was entirely unknown.
Coquard is not entirely unknown today.
Yet the reason some diurnal insects visit is entirely unknown.
They were almost entirely unknown outside their own region.
If there is any discrepancy it is entirely unknown to me.
They were almost entirely unknown outside their own regions.
Further investigation revealed that it was an entirely unknown species.
He was entirely unknown in the place.
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We are heading toward a land entirely unknown to me.
Not entirely unknown.
The cultural context is entirely unknown.
Who told us of a cave entirely unknown Today we reached a tribe of Indians.
The main younger couple are not entirely unknown.
Who told us of a cave entirely unknown to anyone outside of their clan.
The breeding behaviour of the masked finfoot is almost entirely unknown.
Country entirely unknown.
The significance of this lineament and its offset is entirely unknown.
Similar men of ambition for power are not entirely unknown in scientific and educational institutions.
The optimal treatment for a new vulnerable plaque is therefore entirely unknown.
Thus it may be entirely unknown.
There are no known safety studies on DMBA and its health effects are entirely unknown.
Sentinelese is entirely unknown.
It is entirely unknown who wrote the Book of Job.
A few of them might be entirely unknown.
Was entirely unknown outside of Italy.
Further readers may be entirely unknown.
It 's not entirely unknown for someone to steal a book idea.
Perhaps such cases may not be entirely unknown to you.
However, it is entirely unknown that valine has a hepatocyte regenerating action.
Bilingualism within the university milieu is not an entirely unknown phenomenon.
Hook, which are entirely unknown to the world.
Xenoglossy is the alleged speaking or writing in a language entirely unknown to the speaker.
This is entirely unknown territory for us, having never been this route before.
This is a class of people that was almost entirely unknown until recently.
The poem was almost entirely unknown until it was published in the mid-Nineteenth century.
This happens especially because the new site is entirely unknown to the client.
For some entirely unknown reason, she took the opportunity to talk about herself.
The Teushen language is almost entirely unknown.
FRBs have entirely unknown origins, and experiments to detect more of them are gearing up.
The biology of Cancrocaeca is almost entirely unknown.
But surely this is a practice entirely unknown to English speakers and writers.
The Sentinelese have been so resistant that their language remains entirely unknown to outsiders.
Of course cohabitation is not entirely unknown here in the European Parliament.
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