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Meanings of unseasoned in English
Synonyms
Examples for "young"
Examples for "young"
1
However economic migrants, for example, were often young men looking for work.
2
Health researchers say living in such conditions can damage young people's health.
3
Tens of thousands of educated young people are leaving France every year.
4
The reality is that young people must lead the revolution, he said.
5
More young people were coming forward to ask for help, she said.
1
For, as I have said, they were yet untried in actual conflict.
2
The ships spread their sails and started on the great untried voyage.
3
Then she reflected on the many untried delights of the new life.
4
She shrank with perfect horror from the untried scenes of the future.
5
No possible experiment remains untried; nor is there any unsounded fortune left.
1
North Korea likely knows this, and sometimes reveals new and untested equipment.
2
Hosking said officials did not know that because people left hotels untested.
3
Without it, Iraq is relying on Saddam-era laws untested in a democracy.
4
However, the possibility that excess collagen contributes to AAA formation remains untested.
5
McGuire's execution was the third time Ohio has used untested execution drugs.
Usage of unseasoned in English
1
Your brother is too young and too unseasoned for a journey like this.
2
They are made up of soft, unseasoned wood, and are defective in construction.
3
The troops being new and unseasoned to camp life, suffered much from sickness.
4
The wood was unseasoned and hard with frozen sap.
5
And on a sudden they were cut off from life, unfit, unseasoned for the passage.
6
He is a perfect instance of absolutely ineffective virtue, a plain dish unseasoned with salt.
7
It was coarse of texture, unseasoned, gross, and bitter.
8
The only thing that gave the unseasoned meal a certain charm was the capitally performed gagliarde.
9
Bursting with unseasoned erudition, I devoutly prayed it would remain for the next few critical days.
10
Do I LOOK like a rough-hewn, unseasoned backwoodsman?
11
I'm finding Mrs. Semple's conversation pretty unseasoned food.
12
It's not often an unseasoned political candidate steps in to save the prime minister from the media.
13
Using traditional hand tools and ancient skills, he magics unseasoned ash thinnings into greenwood chairs and benches.
14
Whose quarry is unseasoned youth, who seek
15
Caesar had legions that he found unseasoned, not yet dependable, which had been formed for nine years.
16
Some whole vegetables are left unseasoned and are grilled by indirect heat; those are noted in the chart.
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