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Meanings of unmitigated in anglès

Not diminished or moderated in intensity or severity; sometimes used as an intensifier.

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Usage of unmitigated in anglès
1
The pain was unmitigated; DeMartino's heartbeat was too faint to risk morphine.
Climbing Magazine
2
The thanks should be all mine; you saved me from unmitigated boredom.
Winding Paths
3
It's not an unmitigated disaster, and it affects enterprises more than consumers.
Wired
4
I tremble in every limb at the thought of your unmitigated scorn.'
The Magician
5
The critics say it could be an unmitigated disaster, financially and artistically.
Dante's numbers
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The sun was beating with unmitigated glare on those utterly shadeless hill-sides.
What I Remember, Volume 2
7
Cyclone Idai made landfall at Category 3 and resulted in unmitigated ruin.
The South African
8
But habitual, cold-blooded, and willful ill-temper-thetrade-markof unmitigated selfishness-isindisputably ill-bred.
Etiquette
9
Where would we be without the unmitigated trust of Midwesterners like you?
Hula Done It?
10
No place can be healthy that keeps up such an unmitigated dressing.
Gala-Days
11
Then Verity flashed a sudden look at him which expressed unmitigated indignation.
Herb of Grace
12
Tennyson's was not an unmitigated optimism, and had no special confidence in
Alfred Tennyson
13
Die, the Chancery barrister, would be down on him with unmitigated sarcasm.
Castle Richmond
14
He has a face like a girl, and he talks unmitigated rubbish.
Paul Patoff
15
We don't have them unmitigated, we get other people to enliven them.
Magnum Bonum; Or, Mother Carey's Brood
16
Anyway, I believe that the whole thing is the most unmitigated rubbish.
She
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Unmitigated through the time
Unmitigated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common