unmolested
Britishadjective
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Darwin’s confessed heebie-jeebies about the unmolested eye hints that this response is related to something primal.
From Salon
The right to believe what you want remains unmolested.
From Salon
“We’ve got to see sustained changes in the way they’re operating on the ground and the way they are allowing humanitarian assistance to get in, unmolested,” he said.
From Seattle Times
With its five fireplaces, its interior wooden shutters and its classic Greek Revival staircase carvings, it remains “remarkably unmolested” nearly two centuries after it was built, he said.
From New York Times
Factories straddled the border with Jordan and Palestinian workers moved almost entirely unmolested to and from jobs in Israeli plants.
From Los Angeles Times
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