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unmet

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un·met  (n-mt)
adj.
Not satisfied or fulfilled: unmet demands.
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unmet [ʌnˈmet] ADJ [needs, demands] → insatisfecho
basic needs that are going unmet → necesidades fpl básicas que no están siendo satisfechas
unmet
adj needs → unbefriedigt; demands → unerfüllt; to go unmet (needs) → unbefriedigt bleiben; (demands) → unerfüllt bleiben
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