Uncounted Meaning in English

word

US

ˌənˈkaʊntɪd

un-KOWN-tid

UK

ʌnkˈaʊntɪd

un-KOWN-tid

Definition

Too many to be counted, or not yet counted. It can refer to things that are left out of a total or that are impossible to count.

Usage & Nuances

Used in both formal and informal contexts; common collocations include 'uncounted votes', 'uncounted hours', or 'uncounted riches.' Not the same as 'countless'—'uncounted' can also mean not yet counted, not just too many.

• Spanish: no contados - incontables
• Portuguese (BR): não contados - incontáveis
• Portuguese (PT): não contados - incontáveis
• Chinese (Simplified): 未统计的 - 无数的
• Chinese (Traditional): 未統計的 - 無數的
• Hindi: अगणित - जो नहीं गिने गए
• Arabic: غير معدود - غير محسوب
• Bengali: অগণিত - গণনা না করা
• Russian: неподсчитанный - неисчислимый
• Japanese: 数え切れない - 数えられていない
• Vietnamese: chưa được đếm - vô số
• Korean: 셀 수 없는 - 아직 집계되지 않은
• Turkish: sayısız - henüz sayılmamış
• Urdu: بے شمار - غیر شمار شدہ
• Indonesian: belum dihitung - tak terhitung

Example Sentences

There are uncounted stars in the sky.

basic

Some ballots are still uncounted.

basic

The accident caused uncounted problems.

basic

Hours of uncounted work went into this painting.

natural

The election result is delayed because there are millions of uncounted votes.

natural

She’s faced uncounted challenges but never gave up.

natural