- unhandled
- un·handled
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unhandled
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unhandled — [spelling only] … English World dictionary
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unhandled — adjective a) Not having been handled. b) (Of an event, exception, etc.) Not having a handler … Wiktionary
unhandled — /ʌnˈhændld/ (say un handld) adjective not handled …
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