Known and Unsaid

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Known adjective - Apprehended with certainty.

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Unsaid and known are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unsaid" instead an adjective "Known".

Nearby Words: know, knowing

Unsaid adjective - Not made explicit.

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Known and unsaid are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Known" instead an adjective "Unsaid".

Pair this with the well-known word "Otaku" (meaning "fanboy"), and the whole damn company is basically about Fan Wank... whether literal or metaphorical is best left unsaid.

Source: Western Animation / The Venture Bros.
The Colonization attempt being disorganized may have lead to the Race being forced to learn to adapt however and it is unsaid whether the American intelligence apparatus could have known which ship to target (though it is likely).

Source: Villain Ball
Wham Episode: At the beginning of Week 8's (Ab)normal Days, no less than six dead students suddenly wake up in Tartarus; the exact circumstances behind their arrival are left unsaid, but what is known is that during the time they're there, they can interact with the living, verbally and physically.

Source: Roleplay / Doubt Academy

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