undischarged
undischarged Lexical Profile
undischarged Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Not having been paid, settled, or fulfilled (of a debt, duty, or legal obligation).
"The estate could not be distributed to the heirs while several large debts remained undischarged."
Still subject to the legal restrictions of bankruptcy and not yet officially released from financial liabilities by a court (of a bankrupt person).
"As an undischarged bankrupt, he was legally prohibited from serving as a company director."
Not having been released, dismissed, or allowed to leave (of a hospital patient, soldier, prisoner, or jury).
"Several undischarged patients had to be transferred to a neighboring clinic during the renovation."
Not having been unloaded, emitted, fired, or emptied of its contents or electrical charge (of cargo, a battery, or a device).
"The cargo ship remained in the harbor for three days with its freight undischarged due to the dockworkers' strike."