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Meanings of remain unmolested in English
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Usage of remain unmolested in English
1
It is better to remain unmolested, were it even in prison.
2
I may remain unmolested, and be able to serve the cause of humanity.
3
Here we again landed, hoping to remain unmolested for the rest of the night.
4
There is a coloured woman, and allowed to remain unmolested!
5
He gave him food and raiment and suffered him to remain unmolested in his dominions.
6
The world is thankful that he deliberately planned to have his resting place remain unmolested.
7
At least they appear to, as we remain unmolested.
8
After the fall of Rome, the poet did not long remain unmolested even in his Swiss retreat.
9
But I was not long to remain unmolested in my stand on the high and giddy mast.
10
Seven months ago you promised that I should remain unmolested so long as I obeyed the laws.
11
This lady's escort is to remain unmolested.
12
Reserved and silent she might be, as she wished to remain unmolested and concealed; but not stupid!
13
They come and go as they please, poke about in the cells, elbow the inhabitants and remain unmolested.
14
But it does not remain unmolested.
15
It was therefore agreed, that the cherry-tree should be visited, even if they allowed the cherries to remain unmolested.
16
I am not a lawful slave yet, and prefer to remain unmolested, at least as long as I am free.
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Remain unmolested across language varieties
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