unsung (Meaning)

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unsung (s)

not famous or acclaimed

having value that is not acknowledged

The unsung heroes of the pandemic were the frontline healthcare workers who risked their lives to save others.
The unsung artistry of local musicians often goes unnoticed amidst the clamor of mainstream media.
Anne Oakley was an unsung markswoman whose remarkable skills earned her international fame.
The unsung inventor of the safety pin, Walter Hunt, revolutionized everyday life with his simple yet brilliant creation.
Rosa Parks became an unsung symbol of the Civil Rights Movement, inspiring countless others to fight for equality.
The unsung laborers who toil in factories and fields deserve recognition for their invaluable contributions to society.
John Harrison, the unsung genius behind the marine chronometer, transformed navigation and made sea travel safer.
The unsung voices of marginalized communities often face erasure, but their stories deserve to be heard and amplified.
The unsung acts of kindness performed by ordinary people during times of crisis can restore faith in humanity.
The unsung heroes of environmental protection work tirelessly to preserve the planet for future generations.

not famous or acclaimed, having value that is not acknowledged

unknown, obscure, unimportant, minor, nameless, unfamous, uncelebrated,unrecognized, no-name, unpopular

renowned, legendary, remarkable, noted, fabulous, famous, outstanding, prominent, notorious, notorious

The unsung heroes of the pandemic were the frontline healthcare workers who risked their lives to save others.

The unsung artistry of local musicians often goes unnoticed amidst the clamor of mainstream media.

Anne Oakley was an unsung markswoman whose remarkable skills earned her international fame.

The unsung inventor of the safety pin, Walter Hunt, revolutionized everyday life with his simple yet brilliant creation.