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Synonyms

unaided

British  
/ ʌnˈeɪdɪd /

adjective

  1. without having received any help

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And that was a prayer, I knew for sure, that could not have sprung unaided from Corrie ten Boom.

From Literature

But when Eugene Hammond offered to deliver her home in his racing car, she bellered like a calf and vaulted into the wagon bed unaided.

From Literature

He felt a rush of empathy, thinking what it would be like to be unable to swing your legs out of bed in the morning and walk unaided to the closet for your clothes.

From Literature

"She was towed out of harbour looking really elegant and stunning for a 147-year-old ship, unaided, not needing any pumps," he said.

From BBC

Ok was especially alarmed to see forklifts, which are responsible for a significant number of construction deaths, speeding around, often unaided by required spotters.

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