Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1774, "not compensated by any good," from un- (1) "not" + past participle of compensate (v.). Meaning "not recompensed" is attested from 1830.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Not compensated; having no compensation. 2 Not paid for one's work.
WordNet
adj. not paying a salary; "an uncompensated federal post" [syn: unsalaried]
Usage examples of "uncompensated".
Ludicrous uncompensated advances are made to support liberal authors, and liberal jeremiads make it to print without the most cursory fact-checking.
Gorn shuttle switched over from vertical to horizontal motion with a lurch of uncompensated G-forces.
The curving turns were still too fast and uncompensated to be restful, and Sulu carefully levered himself to his feet.
There was a flicker from the boards, a creak of metal from some uncompensated stress line, and they were off.
To dip into the Christian lists uncompensated to promote the new bank would breach the law.
Such uncompensated house fires are beginning to take the fun right out of being a slumlord.
The rate of that, uncompensated, would have spread flesh and bone in a film through any interior.
I shall make sure you will not be uncompensated for my stubborn spirit.
C- and B- level bonds are gigantic funds, with lots of corporate shareholders who hate uncompensated risk and hire expensive lawyers to protect their investments.
Boyle has been lavished on the central figure, which, when all is said, remains a caricature, and caricature uncompensated for by any great or noble characteristic of the play, whose primal quality is but cleverness.
Moreover, it is elementary that enforcement of uncompensated obedience to a regulation passed in the legitimate exertion of the police power is not a taking without due process of law.
To dip into the Christian lists uncompensated to promote the new bank would breach the law.
Ludicrous uncompensated advances are made to support liberal authors, and liberal jeremiads make it to print without the most cursory fact-checking.
Gaming, corn whiskey, Women able to put up with a heap of uncompensated overtime, Stages knock'd together each nightfall and lanthorn'd into view, to a Murmur as of a great Crowd in Motion, only to be struck again each dawn, as those for whom it is cheaper to follow than to abandon the Party for business elsewhere, groaning with the Night just past, hoping for a chance to sleep sometime during the Journey, prepare to follow the Axmen through another day.