remain unknown

Frequency: 8.535.0 per million words

To continue to be in a state of not being known.

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Examples (10)

  • The true identity of the donor will remain unknown to the public.
  • Despite extensive research, the cause of the mysterious illness continues to remain unknown.
  • For years, the location of the lost treasure had remained unknown to everyone.
  • It is crucial that certain details remain unknown to prevent security breaches.
  • Should her whereabouts remain unknown, a search party will be dispatched.
  • The precise impact of the new policy might remain unknown for several months.
  • Many ancient civilizations still remain largely unknown to modern historians.
  • He wished for his good deeds to remain unknown, seeking no recognition.
  • Even after the investigation, the motive for the crime remained unknown.
  • The full extent of the damage could remain unknown until thorough inspections are completed.