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Meanings of unrehearsed in English

With little or no preparation or forethought.

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Usage of unrehearsed in English
1
I hope that our completely unrehearsed New Yorker captions made you laugh.
The new yorker
2
All the world's a stage and most of us are desperately unrehearsed.
The Irish Times
3
It's unrehearsed and recorded on a phone, but it's all still there.
Radio NZ
4
Like an unrehearsed chorus, voices in pain, pain that echoed his own.
The strain
5
There's something unpretentious and unrehearsed about their posts-that'sexactly why we're so addicted.
Ebony
6
The orchestra, unnerved by this unrehearsed infusion of new business, had stopped playing.
The Man with Two Left Feet, and Other Stories
7
He smiled then, a crooked, unrehearsed smile that she found charming.
Any way you want me
8
Scenarios are set up and then allowed to run in a free, unrehearsed way.
The Guardian
9
Was he even hearing my words -myraw, unrehearsed words?
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
10
NBC was plunging through an unrehearsed news program dealing with Japan's declaration of war.
The new yorker
11
Long unrehearsed in Heaven, the wedding came on with all the power of tradition.
Lord of Light
12
You certainly are none the worse for our little unrehearsed drama the other night.
The Judgment House
13
There seemed every promise of an unrehearsed entertainment for the delectation of his guests.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
14
A trait-sheallows nothing to be sung in church unrehearsed.
A Woman-Hater
15
I suspect many are unrehearsed -again something professionals are trained never to do.
The Guardian
16
Sometimes we do covers, but we're unrehearsed in covers now.
The Guardian
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