Meanings of almost unaided in English

The Negro began almost unaided and alone in this particular.

A third man, horribly smashed about the head, walked almost unaided into the operating-room.

Charlie, almost unaided, scrambled in, and at once busied himself in striving to revive his companion.

The American colony in France, almost unaided, gave the half-million francs that was subscribed the first month.

Here also England by her firm diplomacy, almost unaided by France, constrained Russia to conform to the terms of the peace.

The gallant Commander, almost unaided, kept order in what would otherwise have been a mingled herd of confused men and frightened horses.

He was the sole originator of the plan for the conquest of the northwestern lands, and, almost unaided, he had executed his own scheme.

Man, while grappling, almost unaided, with untamed nature, and seeking to subdue her, seems to gravitate away from civilization and approach his primitive state.

An overwhelming power was thus organized during the last weeks of 1825, and the defenders of Missolonghi were left to succumb to it, almost unaided.

Almost unaided, he made a position for himself near the fountain of power.