unfamed

(ʌnˈfeɪmd)

adj

another word for unfamous

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You were so little known that having you too, their unfamed peer, a heightened wonder lends.

Forgetting Donald Sinclair 1885-1932: the Passage Between Celtic Revival and Scottish Renaissance

Rather, these seasoned activists, along with sundry unaffiliated and unfamed others, shared the optimistic vision of creating a black radical front at a time when there is no movement, when there is scarcely any left and when black politics is as fragmented by class, identity and ideology as any other.

The new black radicalism: galvanized by continuing assaults on the gains African-Americans have made, 2,000 black radicals convened for the purpose of creating a united front

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