harried
adjective
harassed, agitated, or troubled by or as if by repeated attacks; beleaguered.
unharried
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a word derived from
harried.
Example Sentences
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But traffic was otherwise nonexistent, and so I made my way unharried, in a kind of fugue state, until a beeping notified me that I was almost out of gas.
From New York Times ● Jan. 15, 2016
In spring, the stately peninsula city with its long sense of history is a snug, unharried haven for tourists.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Unhurried and unharried," he spent part of each day at his board-chairman's desk at the Chicago bank he helped to found, the City National Bank and Trust Co.
From Time Magazine Archive
And in any merger both Mrs. McKinney and Cleveland-Cliffs wanted at least part of the price in bonds, so that they can be unharried by steel's shifting fortunes.
From Time Magazine Archive
Therefore, as he knew well, whatever had happened to others, his farm remained unharried.
From The Lady of Blossholme by Henry Rider Haggard
