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Meanings of unchastened in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "unrebuked"
Examples for "unrebuked"
1
He smiled as he wrote his own name, unrebuked, in four places.
2
Among them, unrebuked, were many white-faced children, half afraid and wholly curious.
3
Jemima and Walter were still talking unrebuked in a low key.
4
This time his bitterness did not pass unrebuked by the coroner:
5
All the world could have entered unrebuked into that silent hall.
1
All my misdemeanors escape unreproved in the presence of your superior recklessness.
2
As for the Salvation Army, they ran in and out all the time unreproved.
3
But it is entitled to take its turn unreproved.
4
When he did it, Isaac meant to take him back instantly, unquestioned, unreproved and unreproached.
5
He was then an old man; his life had been passed in public, his conduct unreproved.
Usage of unchastened in anglès
1
A generous and somewhat lofty nature, perhaps, but unschooled and unchastened as yet.
2
What a racket they had made in the heyday of their unchastened youth!
3
Saddam's regime seems unchastened and full damage and casualty reports have yet to come.
4
Local interests would still be found there, and unchastened ambition.
5
To-day she was even more unchastened than usual in her dealings with inflammable social material.
6
You see, the Holy Office is unrepentant and unchastened.
7
Maga seemed to take to Fred's unchastened harmony with all the wildness that possessed her.
8
Her dark narrow eyes opened and flashed as they must have done in their unchastened youth.
9
In God's own house and all unchastened yet.
10
Men change their gods, but one thought floats immortal, unchastened by the teaching of any mortal gods.
11
Unchecked, unchastened, conquering to the end.
12
Her nature, however, was too strong, positive, and unchastened to find relief in tears, or to submit resignedly.
13
The impetuosity of his character was then unchastened by the discipline to which it was subjected in after years.
14
Nor had the lips of any English girl ever dealt there with a poetic diction so unchastened and unashamed.
15
Never before had I realised what self-will, unchastened by sorrow and untaught by religion, can bring a woman to.
16
But as long as banks can treat the bonds as such and make big profits on them, they remain unchastened.
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