Uncredited - Meaning, Definition & English Examples
Uncredited means not officially acknowledged or named for one’s contribution, such as an actor in a film or a writer in a publication, despite their involvement. It implies unrecognized work.
Definition:
Not acknowledged or given credit for one's work or contribution.
Synonyms:
unrecognized, unacknowledged, anonymous, unnamed
Part of Speech:
adjective
Antonyms:
credited, acknowledged, recognized
Common Collocations:
uncredited role, uncredited work, uncredited contribution, uncredited appearance
Derivatives:
uncreditedly (rare), uncredit (rare)
Usage Tips:
Use "uncredited" to describe contributions or roles not officially recognized in credits or acknowledgments.
Common Phrases:
go uncredited, remain uncredited, work uncredited
Etymology:
Derived from "un-" (not) + "credited" (acknowledged), first recorded in the early 20th century.
Examples:
- 1. She appeared in the film but remained uncredited.
- 2. Many writers go uncredited for their scripts in Hollywood.
- 3. His uncredited help made the project successful.
- 4. The artist’s early works were often uncredited.