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Meanings of unreproved in English
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Examples for "unrebuked"
Examples for "unrebuked"
1
He smiled as he wrote his own name, unrebuked, in four places.
2
Among them, unrebuked, were many white-faced children, half afraid and wholly curious.
3
Jemima and Walter were still talking unrebuked in a low key.
4
This time his bitterness did not pass unrebuked by the coroner:
5
All the world could have entered unrebuked into that silent hall.
1
A generous and somewhat lofty nature, perhaps, but unschooled and unchastened as yet.
2
What a racket they had made in the heyday of their unchastened youth!
3
Saddam's regime seems unchastened and full damage and casualty reports have yet to come.
4
Local interests would still be found there, and unchastened ambition.
5
To-day she was even more unchastened than usual in her dealings with inflammable social material.
Usage of unreproved in English
1
All my misdemeanors escape unreproved in the presence of your superior recklessness.
2
As for the Salvation Army, they ran in and out all the time unreproved.
3
But it is entitled to take its turn unreproved.
4
When he did it, Isaac meant to take him back instantly, unquestioned, unreproved and unreproached.
5
He was then an old man; his life had been passed in public, his conduct unreproved.
6
She never left a single imperfection unreproved, and allowed of no infractions, however slight, of the rule.
7
There was something very delicious about his leaving Boston to her "narrowness," unreproved and uninstructed.
8
The inexcusable slang went unreproved.
9
You understand that we could not let impudence or impertinence pass unreproved, but Carol is never guilty of that.
10
Should this woman go unreproved?
11
The housemaid found her seated motionless in her arm-chair, her knitting fallen down, and the tortoise-shell cat reposing on it unreproved.
12
The pig could now no longer walk in and out, unseen and unreproved; he ceased to be an inmate of the kitchen.
13
She sat under the shadow of a thorn bush, and the two mites, tired with play, cuddled themselves by her side, unreproved.
14
The pain of sitting on the narrow bench was such that often he got up and walked about, unreproved by the telescreen.
15
Nay, rather will I plead, with thee that I may sin so sweet a sin again, and blind myself with beauty unreproved!
16
As she so concluded, a delicate, throbbing fire fluttered in her side, and stole up to burn unreproved and undetected in her cheeks.
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