Unexcused Meaning in English
word
ˌʌn.ɪkˈskjuːzd
uhn-ik-SKYOOSD
ˌʌn.ɪkˈskjuːzd
uhn-ik-SKYOOSD
Definition
If something is unexcused, it means it was not given permission or accepted due to lack of a valid reason, especially for absences or mistakes.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in schools or workplaces for absences, mistakes, or violations without a permitted reason. Typically appears before nouns: 'unexcused absence', 'unexcused late'. Can sound formal. Do not confuse with 'excused' (with permission).
Spanish: injustificado - sin justificarPortuguese (BR): injustificado - sem justificativaPortuguese (PT): injustificado - sem justificaçãoChinese (Simplified): 无故的 - 无正当理由的Chinese (Traditional): 無故的 - 無正當理由的Hindi: अकारण - बिना उचित कारण केArabic: غير مبرر - بدون عذرBengali: অননুমোদিত - অজুহাতবিহীনRussian: неуважительный (пропуск, поступок) - без уважительной причиныJapanese: 正当な理由のない - 許可されていないVietnamese: không có lý do chính đáng - không được phépKorean: 무단의 - 정당한 사유 없는Turkish: mazeretsiz - izin verilmemişUrdu: بلا عذر - غیر مجازIndonesian: tanpa izin - tanpa alasan yang sah
Example Sentences
He got an unexcused absence from school yesterday.
basic
An unexcused mistake may lead to punishment.
basic
Students with too many unexcused absences may fail the course.
basic
Her unexcused lateness started to bother her boss.
natural
Any unexcused behavior will be reported to your parents.
natural
Don’t let an unexcused absence ruin your perfect record.
natural