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  1.  Not cleared off or paid.

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1765.  Ann. Reg., Chron., 155/1. They will likewise forfeit all pretensions on their unliquidated papers.

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1788.  Cowper, Lett., Wks. 1837, XV. 206. The accounts of a large estate unliquidated many years.

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1812.  G. Chalmers, Dom. Econ. Gt. Brit., 180. Every war leaves many unliquidated claims.

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1883.  Fortn. Rev., July, 104. There will still remain a considerable debt unliquidated.

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  2.  Not made clear or distinct; indefinite.

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1780.  Bentham, Princ. Legisl., iii. § 10. The best ideas … of such pains … are altogether unliquidated in point of quality. Ibid. (1818), Ch. Eng., Catech. Exam., 254. An unliquidated number of instances.

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