remain unresolved

/rɪˈmeɪn ʌnˈrɛzɒlvd/

still not solved

The dispute between the two companies remains unresolved.

The disagreement has not been settled yet.

formal

to continue without being settled or decided

The legal case remains unresolved after years of litigation.

The court case has not been concluded despite prolonged legal proceedings.

Many social issues remain unresolved despite government efforts.

Several societal problems persist without effective solutions.

Often used in formal or professional contexts to describe ongoing issues.

Collocations

remain unresolved for yearsto persist without resolution for a long time

to intentionally not address or solve something

to transition from a resolved to an unresolved state

Use 'remain unresolved' in formal writing or professional settings to describe ongoing issues.

Ensure the context clearly indicates that the issue has not been resolved, not just that it is ongoing.

Derived from the verb 'remain' (to stay in a particular state) and the adjective 'unresolved' (not solved or decided).

This phrase is commonly used in formal writing, legal documents, and professional discussions to describe issues that have not been finalized.

remain

to stay in a particular state

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unresolved

not solved or decided

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