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Meanings of unstirred in English

Unstirred.

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Usage of unstirred in English
1
The heavy head did not lift and the attitude was unstirred, hopeless.
The Lifted Bandage
2
Across the unstirred fragrance of oleanders the bell for vespers began to ring.
Padre Ignacio; Or, The Song of Temptation
3
And yet, when unstirred by this impulse, he knew the evidence was damning.
The Flaming Forest
4
But Darrow's face was unstirred save by the flit of his half-amused smile.
The Reef
5
The only individual whose soul seemed unstirred by the approaching earth was Palmyrin Rosette.
Off on a Comet! a Journey through Planetary Space
6
The Spirit in these complacent souls, as yet unstirred .
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 06
7
The war aroused his interest, but left his emotions unstirred.
Burned Bridges
8
Perhaps nothing but silence and unconsciousness awaited me, a sleep unstirred by any dream.
The Altar Fire
9
The hot afternoon air was unstirred by any breeze.
A Life's Morning
10
He heard us, and replied thus with face unstirred:
The Aeneid of Virgil
11
He knew then that he had left her unstirred.
The Street of Seven Stars
12
Stillness makes a dead skin on its unstirred surface.
Rabbit, run
13
Yet she managed to preserve an unstirred exterior; and that, she observed, began to influence him.
Java Head
14
Schopenhauer's writing is never the product of a tired pen and ink unstirred by the spirit.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great Philosophers, Volume 8
15
Trophies are phoney things for exhibition matches between super-duper stars, one lot jet-lagged, unstirred and overtired.
The Guardian
16
The heat was intense, unstirred by any breeze.
The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories
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