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Meanings of unchallenged in English

Generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute.

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Usage of unchallenged in English
1
Not that the visiting Democrats are being allowed to question Romney unchallenged.
Reuters
2
Under unchallenged conditions, hemodynamic parameters were comparable between control and diabetic hearts.
Pubmed
3
She'd been a judge too long to let such simplifications pass unchallenged.
Imajica: Complete Edition
4
She believes that's the most likely outcome when any faction rules unchallenged.
Wired
5
And the painted goddesses of the western wall must remain forever unchallenged.
The Fountains of Paradise
6
If he were unchallenged he would seek support from Democrats & independents.
The new yorker
7
That his talent as an endurance-kneeler went unchallenged often annoyed the champion.
Wait until spring, bandini
8
The figure passed us, and unchallenged by the sentinel whom it met.
Zenobia; or, the Fall of Palmyra
9
Goes on to show that similar by madness by adults goes unchallenged.
The new yorker
10
I can't imagine even the rumor of such a thing going unchallenged.
The Bone Doll's Twin
11
However, the boy could let this repetition of the charge go unchallenged.
Boy Scouts in Mexico; Or, On Guard with Uncle Sam
12
She had therefore allowed the expression of his disapproval to pass unchallenged.
The Last Chronicle of Barset
13
Macaulay is indeed the prince of essayists, and his reign is unchallenged.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
14
Stoke's third arrived just before half-time after a string of unchallenged passes.
The Guardian
15
David Joyce fed Ciarán Wade, who went over unchallenged in the corner.
The Irish Times
16
Rash twenty was too young to go its way unchallenged and unguided.
Wild Wings: A Romance of Youth
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Unchallenged through the time
Unchallenged across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common