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unassisted

British  
/ ˌʌnəˈsɪstɪd /

adjective

  1. without aid or help; alone

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It is black and white and fluffy and fuzzy, and it walks upright, unassisted—which is odd for a teddy bear of any species or size.

From Literature

Despite his injuries, he has been able to breathe unassisted and is in "good spirits", the social media update added.

From BBC

Eleven of 12 infants who received a higher dose of the therapy were able to sit unassisted, speak and be fed orally.

From Salon

In his final years, he was unable to move unassisted, required a ventilator to breathe, and lived with chronic heart and respiratory failure.

From BBC

Memorable moment: Cleveland second baseman Bill Wambsganss turns an unassisted triple play in Game 5.

From Los Angeles Times