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Meanings of undivided in English
Not divided among or brought to bear on more than one object or objective.
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Usage of undivided in English
1
Certainly, the deepening economic and financial crisis demands undivided attention at home.
2
While the work is in progress it should be given undivided attention.
3
Ai brooded, and after some time he said, You're isolated, and undivided.
4
But the administrative power itself is not left thus simple and undivided.
5
The prospect of a Baptist oligarchy ruling in undivided sway disquiets them.
6
He gave his undivided time and attention to his work in Lexington.
7
It would be enough to command the undivided attention of many presidents.
8
Papa Demetrios, now assured of my undivided attention, settled himself more comfortably.
9
When I have finished with her, you will have my undivided attention.
10
These rootlets, like the rest of the filament, are undivided by walls.
11
It will be undivided, for I give up my rights to it.
12
Hawke eyed the IRA terrorist, waiting until he had his undivided attention.
13
No, Eugenia, the beloved, in her interesting condition, claimed my undivided care.
14
Mrs. George felt that the undivided attention of her audience was hers.
15
I want you to give me your undivided attention for a moment.
16
He remains a widower so as to give me an undivided love.
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Undivided through the time
Undivided across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common