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unsanctioned

/ʌnˈsæŋkʃənd/

unsanctionedadjective

/ʌnˈsæŋkʃənd/

Translations

несанкционированный

The unsanctioned event caused a lot of trouble for the organizers.

Несанкционированное мероприятие вызвало много проблем для организаторов.

Definitions

Not officially approved or authorized.

The unsanctioned event drew a large crowd despite not having the necessary permits.

Done or carried out without formal permission, especially contrary to law or rules.

He faced disciplinary action for his unsanctioned release of confidential data.

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unsanctionedpast participle

/ʌnˈsæŋkʃənd/

Used as the past participle of the verb 'unsanction' functioning adjectivally.

Definitions

Not officially approved or authorized.

Any unsanctioned gatherings will be dispersed by the police.

unsanctionverb

unsanctioned

Past Simple

unsanctioned

Past Simple

unsanctioned

Past Participle

unsanctioning

Gerund

/ʌnˈsæŋkʃən/

Translations

отменить санкции

The government decided to unsanction the trade restrictions.

Правительство решило отменить санкции на торговые ограничения.

Definitions

To remove or withdraw approval or permission for something.

The committee decided to unsanction the event after reviewing the new evidence.

To refuse to approve, authorize, or endorse in the first place.

The director unsanctioned the script, insisting on further revisions.

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unsanctionpast participle

unsanctioned

Used attributively to describe something that has not been officially approved or authorized.

Definitions

Not officially approved, authorized, or recognized.

They were competing in an unsanctioned tournament.

unsanctionnoun

Definitions

The state or condition of lacking formal approval or authorization; the absence of sanction.

Operating in complete unsanction, the rebel network avoided official scrutiny.