Unearned
adjective
1.
not received in exchange for labor or services; not gained by lawful work or employment.
2.
not earned; unmerited; undeserved:
unearned promotion.
3.
not yet earned:
Lenders are not permitted to take borrowers’ unearned wages as collateral.
adjective
1.
not deserved
2.
not yet earned
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- Unearthed
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