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undisguised

/ ˌʌndɪsˈɡaɪzd /

adjective

Cohen's response to me confirms, not dispels, that undisguised reality.

The war between Emanuel, the maniacally disciplined “Rambo” of White House notoriety, and the union leadership is undisguised.

In late-night circles, where some are watching the experiment of putting Leno on the air in prime time with undisguised malice.

The deep undisguised pain which the discovery caused him was swallowed up in unbounded indignation.

Brigson hated Montagu, because he read on his features the unvarying glance of undisguised contempt.

Another laugh, and one of undisguised, unmistakable merriment, escaped the Mexican.

His dark-gray eyes had in them either a great deal of worry or undisguised fear.

At first they were covert and enigmatic, then merely ambiguous, and finally undisguised, and containing the bitterest reflections.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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