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Definition of "unbid" [un•bid]

  • Unbidden, uninvited. (adjective)
  • Which have not been bid for. (adjective)
  • To undo the process of bidding; to cancel a bid. (verb)

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Use "unbid" in a sentence
  • "[96] A great deal of nonsense has been written to account for the word unbid, in this line."
  • "Why not prosecute for lying about the war, the yellowcake uranium, outing the CIA agent, torture, illegal wiretapping, and allowing your friends and buddies (Cheney, Halliburton) to rape the treasury with unbid contracts, etc."
  • "Montgomery Advertiser – Riley agrees to pay attorneys in suit over unbid computer contract"
Words like "unbid"
unbid major
unbid minor