Crossword clues for unmet
unmet
- Yet to be attained
- Unrealised (potential)
- Still to be satisfied
- Still to be fulfilled
- Still on the bucket list
- Not yet fulfilled, as goals
- Not yet considered
- Not yet attained, as goals
- Not yet achieved, as a goal
- Not yet accomplished
- Not satisfied, as expectations
- Not realized, as some dreams
- Not reached, as expectations
- Not reached
- Not gratified, as needs
- Not fully achieved
- Not fulfilled, as expectations
- Not faced squarely
- Not completed, as obligations
- Not attained
- Not accomplished, as goals
- Like some unreasonable requests
- Like some obligations
- Like some lofty expectations
- Like some goals or demands
- Like outstanding obligations
- Like goals not attained
- Like frustrated needs
- Like failed Kickstarters
- Like certain expectations
- Not fulfilled, as needs
- Not satisfied, as needs
- Like some goals, sadly
- Not reached, as goals
- Like some needs
- Not yet realized
- Not yet reached
- Not realized, as expectations
- Like overly optimistic goals, typically
- Yet to be achieved
- Still to be attained
- Like many needs of the needy
- Like failed goals
- Not yet solved or considered
- Not yet considered or solved
- Enemy reportedly after Union needs time to be 8
- Not fulfilled, as responsibilities
- Like some expectations or obligations
- Not yet fulfilled, as expectations
- Not achieved, as goals
- Not reached, as a goal
- Yet to be satisfied
- Yet to be realized
- Still to be achieved
- Not yet fulfilled, as a challenge
- Not yet achieved, as goals
- Not agreed to, as demands
- Like some hard-to-reach goals
- Yet to be fulfilled, as goals
- Yet to be fulfilled
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
unmet
adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
need
▪ Efficiency should mean taking into full account the quality of services, including their ability to develop in response to unmet needs.
▪ Change creates unmet needs by creating new interfaces.
▪ So where are the unmet needs in and around your own organization?
▪ Because interfaces juxtapose value systems, assumptions, needs, and languages, they create unmet needs.
▪ Change creates unmet needs by introducing new technological or economic possibilities waiting to be capitalized on.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ unmet expectations
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Because interfaces juxtapose value systems, assumptions, needs, and languages, they create unmet needs.
▪ Change creates unmet needs by creating new interfaces.
▪ Change creates unmet needs by introducing new technological or economic possibilities waiting to be capitalized on.
▪ Efficiency should mean taking into full account the quality of services, including their ability to develop in response to unmet needs.
▪ Fixares says an unmet publishing schedule led to the omission of some information.
▪ So where are the unmet needs in and around your own organization?
▪ The vendor-minded employee must develop an eye for unmet needs.
▪ Unemployment then rises, land and other resources are underused, and local needs are unmet.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
unmet
a. Not met; unfulfilled; not achieved; fallen short of.
Usage examples of "unmet".
Why grant money now, so nerdish scientists talking incomprehensible gibberish can indulge their hobbies, when there are urgent unmet national needs?
Green Men who have poured out of their barges and feluccas and flimsy sailing ships from Ocean Tethys and the Valles Marineris Inland Sea and who stand witness here this day for reasons known only to themselves, and perhaps to their avatar Prospero or the unmet god called Setebos.