uncalled in the PONS Dictionary

uncalled Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

an uncalled for remark
neumesna opaska

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Technically, this might be a three-second violation, but it went uncalled.
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What he did with that young lady was brutal, uncalled-for.
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We note, however, that the committed uncalled capital facility is only available for restoring the prudential capital and liquidity ratios in specific circumstances.
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And if companies gave away customer records for free, wouldn't that encourage uncalled-for surveillance?
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While he acknowledged the risk, he said the council's preferred option was to increase the uncalled capital to $200m.
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Millions of dollars of uncalled capital could be spent investing ratepayers' money into renewable energy.
www.stuff.co.nz
I guess the referees must have been watching another game as that incident went uncalled.
blogs.vancouversun.com
In the end the paid-up capital of the company was 7,000, and the uncalled capital was 4,240.
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What makes for a scathing, derogatory uncalled, venomous review?
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However, the best of the lawyers will struggle to defend the two wides that went uncalled in the 15th and 19th overs.
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