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unlaid

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un·laid  (n-ld)
v.
Past tense and past participle of unlay.


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In relation to new buildings, again assessment and so liability can prima facie be frustrated by not completing the property - the floor could be left unlaid or key elements omitted.
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I pointed to rows of empty, unlaid tables, but the explanation was that there was no staff and no tote messenger.
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