adjective
definition
Not counted.
Examples of uncounted in a Sentence
Not a penny goes uncounted for, and not a thank you remains unsaid to all those girls who have done so much.
It wasn't a new sight—he'd spent far too many years as a police officer not to have seen it, uncounted but never forgotten times.
They remained staunch to the end against odds uncounted, and fell with their faces to the foe.
Most notably this applies to the number of flat-bed scanners which remain uncounted, often being the personal property of an individual academic.
However, there are a large, uncounted, number of angels within Rosslyn Chapel.
The history of the world provides many examples of leaders of tunnel vision whose ambitions have lead to the deaths of uncounted millions.
The victory margin in Ohio was under 150,000 votes (probably much less once the uncounted votes are counted).
It wasn't a new sight—he'd spent far too many years as a police officer not to have seen it, uncounted but never forgotten times.
Uncounted millions more post questions in forums, and millions of answers are posted in response.
Rumors circulated that the phone system was overloaded and up to 150,000 votes went uncounted.