unforeheard

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ foreheard.

Adjective

unforeheard (not comparable)

1. Not foreheard; not heard in advance.
   • 1984, Dominic Gill, The Book of the Violin, page 148:

     […] for an educational masterpiece it does remain despite the unforeheard, inartistic results which certain features of his mastery are producing.

   • 2020, Benedict Taylor, Rethinking Mendelssohn, page 344:

     Like Mendelssohn (whose concern is with a phenomenon worth thinking more about, the unforeheard), Derrida drops the onset of the sacred […]