Inglés

unexcused

gb/ʌnˈɛkskjˈuzd/ us/ʌnˈɛkskjˈuzd/
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adjective B2 property
1

not officially accepted or allowed

Not accepted as having a good reason, especially by a school or job.

Patrón de uso: unexcused [absence/tardiness/violation]
Error frecuente:
Learners may confuse unexcused (not officially accepted as an excuse) with inexcusable (so bad it cannot be forgiven).
Sinónimos
unjustified (Emphasizes a lack of good reason; less tied to formal permission.) | unauthorized (Emphasizes lack of permission rather than lack of an excuse.)
Antónimos
excused (Officially accepted as having a valid reason.) | justified (Supported by a good reason, whether official or not.)
Colocaciones
unexcused absence |unexcused absences |unexcused tardiness |unexcused lateness |unexcused missed class |unexcused no-show |unexcused violation |unexcused delay |unexcused failure to appear |marked unexcused
Temas
education |work |law |daily_life
Ejemplos
  • Because she didn’t bring a doctor’s note, her absence was recorded as unexcused.
  • Three unexcused tardies can lead to detention at this school.
  • The policy treats an unexcused no-show as a resignation.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • My absence was unexcused.
  • He got an unexcused tardy.
adjective C1 state
2

not forgiven or apologized for

Not forgiven or not treated as OK.

Patrón de uso: go/remain unexcused
Error frecuente:
Unexcused here is about being forgiven or accepted; it does not mean “without making an excuse” (use without an excuse / unapologetically depending on meaning).
Sinónimos
unforgiven (More directly about forgiveness; not necessarily about giving reasons.) | unpardonned (More formal and less common; focuses on pardon.)
Antónimos
forgiven (No longer blamed for it.) | pardoned (Formally or officially forgiven.)
Colocaciones
go unexcused |remain unexcused |left unexcused |an unexcused insult |an unexcused outburst |an unexcused mistake
Temas
relationships |communication |emotions
Ejemplos
  • His remark went unexcused, and the room stayed tense.
  • The mistake was unexcused because no one took responsibility for it.
  • She refused to let the behavior go unexcused.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • His rude comment was unexcused.
Gramática
Forma de diccionario
unexcused
AFI
GB/ʌnˈɛkskjˈuzd/
US/ʌnˈɛkskjˈuzd/
Sílabas y acento
un - ex - cused (3 sílabas)
Stress on 2nd syllable (ex)
Formas de la palabra
Adjective
  • Base: unexcused
  • Comparative: unexcuseder
  • Superlative: unexcusedest
Expresiones

unexcused absence

1
/ʌnˈɛkskjˈuzd ˈæbsəns/
fixed phrase

absence not accepted as valid

A time you are not there, and the school or job does not accept your reason.

Ejemplos
  • The handbook says one unexcused absence lowers your grade.
  • He has two unexcused absences already this month.
  • Please email the office so today is not counted as an unexcused absence.

unexcused leave

1
/ʌnˈɛkskjˈuzd lˈiv/
fixed phrase formal

time off not officially approved

Taking time off that is not approved.

Ejemplos
  • The employee was disciplined for taking unexcused leave.
  • Unexcused leave may result in a loss of pay under the contract.
  • Supervisors must document any unexcused leave.

unexcused tardiness

1
/ʌnˈɛkskjˈuzd tˈɑɹdinəs/
fixed phrase formal

lateness not accepted as valid

Being late when your reason is not accepted.

Ejemplos
  • Unexcused tardiness will be reported to the attendance office.
  • She received a warning after repeated unexcused tardiness.
  • The policy distinguishes between excused and unexcused tardiness.

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