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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a unmarked" is not correct in written English; it should be "an unmarked." You can use it when referring to something that is not marked or labeled, typically in contexts like transportation, packaging, or items without distinguishing features.
Example: "The package arrived as an unmarked box, making it difficult to identify its contents."
Alternatives: "a blank" or "an unlabelled".
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She also sent Blatt text messages she had exchanged with Odom: "My manager said she would personally pick you up in a unmarked car back to a closed off room so no one will see you or know you're here".
Late in the afternoon of Jan . 16 a SWAT team from the Fulton County Sheriff's Office, backed up by officers from the Clayton County Sheriff's Office and the local police department, along with a few drug-sniffing dogs, burst into a unmarked recording studio on a short, quiet street in an industrial neighborhood near the Georgia Dome in Atlanta.
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Euclid arbitrarily restricted the tools of construction to a straightedge (an unmarked ruler) and a compass.
It was unprepossessing: a hut of a building on an unmarked road.
He was buried in a cemetery in an unmarked grave.
Less than fifteen minutes later, they had an encounter with the police traveling in an unmarked truck and an unmarked van.
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We had stopped at a random spot on an unmarked road.
Jennings was buried after a brief ceremony in an unmarked grave.
My company car kind of looks like an unmarked cop car: a gray, four-door sedan.
They had driven to Liverpool Street in an unmarked Toyota Camry and an unmarked Ford Freestar minivan.
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