undocumented

Undocumented — may refer to:*Undocumented feature *Undocumented immigrant *Undocumented flying object …   Wikipedia

undocumented — UK US /ˌʌnˈdɒkjʊmentɪd/ adjective ► not officially recorded: »The cash economy facilitates a variety of undocumented transactions. ► US without the official or legal papers that allow someone to work or live somewhere: »10% of workers here are… …   Financial and business terms

undocumented — [un däk′yə ment΄id] adj. 1. lacking supporting documentation [an undocumented assertion ] ☆ 2. not having the required document or documents; specif., without a proper visa for U.S. residence [an undocumented alien, worker, etc.] …   English World dictionary

undocumented — 1883, from UN (Cf. un ) (1) not + pp. of DOCUMENT (Cf. document) (v.) …   Etymology dictionary

undocumented — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not recorded in or proved by documents …   English terms dictionary

undocumented — adjective Date: 1867 not documented: as a. not supported by documentary evidence < undocumented expenditures > b. lacking documents required for legal immigration or residence < undocumented workers > …   New Collegiate Dictionary

undocumented — adj. Undocumented is used with these nouns: ↑alien, ↑immigrant, ↑immigration, ↑migrant, ↑worker …   Collocations dictionary

undocumented — /un dok yeuh men tid/, adj. 1. lacking documentation or authentication. 2. lacking proper immigration or working papers. [1880 85; UN 1 + DOCUMENTED] * * * …   Universalium

undocumented — adjective a) not having the documents to support a claim b) not having official documentation required to enter, live or work in a country …   Wiktionary

undocumented — adj. not documented, without proof, without documents …   English contemporary dictionary

undocumented —    American    illegal    Especially referring to Hispanic migrants into the United States working without Green Cards or other permits …   How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms