Criminal activity was unknown prior to the nineteenth century.
Junk entered English around the 15th Century but its origin is unknown.
presumably from hogmanay pronounced with an accented nay which comes from 17th century Scotland where an earlier Scandinavian custom may have reemerged with this name tho its origin is unknown & likely prechristian
The opposite of the adjective unknown would be known, identified, recognized, or acknowledged.known
unknown author or writer, unknown creator, anonymous person
That is the correct spelling of the word "unknown".
In criminal justice, and unsub is an unknown subject. This person is believed to be the source of criminal activity, and evidence ties a crime or multiple crimes to this one person. The term is often used on the show Criminal Minds to refer to a serial killer who the FBI is learning about but has not yet identified.
The term unsub in criminal terms is "Unknown Subject".
The mathematician in the 17th century who wrote the exponent after the unknown is Herigone.
Criminal Minds - 2005 Unknown Subject 7-12 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:12
That is yet unknown.
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During the mid-nineteenth century, Darwin's theory of evolution lacked understanding of the mechanisms of heredity, specifically the role of genetics and how traits are passed on from one generation to the next. Additionally, the concept of mutations as a source of genetic variation was unknown at that time. Furthermore, the scarcity of fossil evidence and the lack of understanding of Earth's geological history hindered Darwin's ability to provide a comprehensive timeline of evolutionary changes.
15 Century The exact date is unknown .
It was sold to an unknown buyer at an auction in June 2011.
Very difficult to find info on an unknown person. It means you have no search word.
Unknown Subject of an investigation or Unidentified Subject of an investigation.
Gustave Flaubert (1821-1880) was a famous French novelist of the nineteenth century. He was best known for his novel Madame Bovary. Known as the Hermit of Croisset, his literary realism, perfected form, innovative narration, and brilliant style were virtually unknown by all but a few other authors during his time.