0 not given a value in a ranking or rating system, especially the rating system for films, that says which ones children can watch:
an unrated coming-of-age tale
1 not given a value in a ranking or rating system, esp. the rating system for movies that tells which ones children may watch:
an unrated coming-of-age tale
2 used to describe a bond for which risk has not been calculated by a ratings agency:
Investors should be wary of lower-rated or unrated securities.
The attempt to collect rates from these hitherto unrated properties was neither uniformly successful nor unsuccessful.
Dead rents are not the only mineral values that go unrated and unrecorded in this way.
We can make out a stronger claim because it is in the urban areas that machinery is to go unrated.
You will have an unrated factory on the one hand and a heavily rated working-class home on the other.
It leaves unrated empty office blocks in our city centres.
One-third of the borough is idle, and because it is idle it is unrated, and makes no contribution to the rates, even though it has this very high value.
It is in the urban areas that a larger burden is put on the rest of the ratepayers by reason of the fact that machinery goes unrated.
It is a 2-disc edition featuring both the film's theatrical and recut, unrated, extended versions.
