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Comparative for not known or familiar
“The result remained unknown until the day after the conclusion of the poll.”
Comparative for not previously encountered
“The lovable Jefe was played by Tony Plana, an actor unknown to me at the time.”
Comparative for that has not (yet) been discovered, especially of a location
“Moe then wanders around Dumpland like a gap-year twunt marveling at the picturesque poverty of unknown lands.”
Comparative for having an unknown or unnamed identity
“Four years into his apprenticeship, Pip is provided with money by an unknown benefactor.”
Comparative for not famous
“The Turner Prize has a history of turning unknown artists into multi-millionaires.”
Comparative for not to one's knowledge
“Unknown to me was the fact that it was very difficult to access training unless you worked in the industry.”
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