unconcealed
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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Many considered it an unconcealed howl of pain by someone from whom they would have least expected it — one of the capital’s most self-contained of public and powerful men.
From New York Times
In Hawaii, for instance, it means people can carry an unconcealed handgun if a police chief issues them a permit in an “exceptional case,” and then only in that county.
From Washington Times
He had left the ammunition sitting on the back seat, unconcealed.
From Washington Post
According to the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department, Justin Dunn, 36, voted Tuesday morning in the closely watched battleground state and then lingered at the polling site while “legally carrying an unconcealed firearm.”
From Washington Post
State governors need to safeguard polling stations against such intimidation, and keep anyone with weapons, especially unconcealed ones, far away.
From Washington Times
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