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Meanings of unaccompanied in English
Catalan
sol Spanish
sin compañía Usage of unaccompanied in English
1
Only unaccompanied children younger than 14 years of age will be exempt.
2
Thousands of unaccompanied minors have disappeared from Catania, mostly through smuggling networks.
3
Even today, nine decades on, the unaccompanied choral writing seems implausibly idealistic.
4
He came to punish and to reward; he came unaccompanied by mercy.
5
Some arrived with their parents, but many came as unaccompanied child migrants.
6
He was about two years out of office and was wholly unaccompanied.
7
The action was mechanical, and unaccompanied by any thought connected with it.
8
Even the recollection of Edith was not unaccompanied with some sustaining associations.
9
Twice in twenty-four hours he repaired hither, unaccompanied by any human being.
10
In 2012 we began to hear of unaccompanied women arriving on boats.
11
I prize it far more than your hand unaccompanied by your heart.
12
Reincarnation is prompt and practical, and unaccompanied by wasteful and delusive hope.
13
Nadiboff, just returning from an unaccompanied stroll down by the water front.
14
I must decline your offer to admit me unaccompanied by my son-in-law.
15
But at first English power came among them unaccompanied by English morality.
16
She made me a haughty bow, and passed on before me unaccompanied.
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Unaccompanied through the time
Unaccompanied across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common