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Meanings of unpunished in English
Not punished.
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Usage of unpunished in English
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Thousands of serious crimes have gone unpunished by Mexico's weak justice system.
2
The Guardian provides a perfect example of no good deed going unpunished.
3
Police are poorly trained and equipped and violent crimes often go unpunished.
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The problem, Lekota says, is that this dereliction of duty goes unpunished.
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Critics have said the doctrine too often lets police brutality go unpunished.
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BofA reject wins Fannie Mae booby prize No good deed goes unpunished.
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But most illegal activity in international waters goes unpunished and even unnoticed.
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And none of us will be safe while the crime goes unpunished.
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Yet overfishing and dumping by the factory ships goes unchecked and unpunished.
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For Bill Gates, it may seem like no good deed goes unpunished.
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Corruption and tax evasion have been rampant -and gone largely unpunished.
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Putin got away unpunished with a similar campaign in Georgia in 2008.
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One way or another, women who report their abusers rarely go unpunished.
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Yet the wishes of all these are alike well known and unpunished.
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No man escaped unpunished who durst measure himself with Hardbeen in valour.
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He could not permit such a lack of discipline to go unpunished.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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