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unbombed

  • a word derived from bombed.
    bombed
    adjective
    completely intoxicated; drunk.

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Slightly larger than the state of Rhode Island, Quang Tri was basically flattened — according to one report, only 11 of the province’s 3,500 villages were left unbombed; many were completely destroyed.

From Seattle Times ● Jan. 10, 2021

Noticeably unbombed amid Frankfurt's desolation; the Frankfurt building once housed the central offices of the vast I. G. Farben Works.

From Time Magazine Archive

In unbombed Dublin Eamon de Valera's Irish Press thought the bombs would "sadden many."

From Time Magazine Archive

There, safe and unbombed in a tapestry-hung medieval chamber, the Deputies met for three hours, with several members of the British, French, Yugoslav, Norwegian and Swedish parliaments looking on as guests.

From Time Magazine Archive

Garbage lay uncollected in the streets, and even unbombed buildings seemed to be crumbling into ruin.

From Time Magazine Archive

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