unheard

He embodies that seething, alienated rage of people who feel like they’ve been left to rot in the dark corners of the country, unseen, unheard and hopeless for far too long.

A colleague had recently been stabbed, he said, and another had their elbow broken in an arrest, which would have been "unheard of in Durham five years ago".

It is not unheard of for released convicts return from the war in Ukraine, reoffend and then escape punishment for a second time by going back to the front.

The buildings and the city were unheard of before.

The buildings and the city were unheard of before.