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unmounted

American  
[uhn-maunt-id] / ʌnˈmaʊnt ɪd /

adjective

  1. not mounted or riding on a horse.

  2. (of a horse) not having a rider.

  3. not mounted on or in a supporting structure, frame, setting, etc.

  4. removed from a mount or mounting; having been removed from a supporting frame, setting, or structure.


Example Sentences

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The loggers paid two bits for a 6-by-8-inch unmounted print, more for larger ones.

From Seattle Times

Those who were unmounted jumped upon the leiter-wagon and shouted to the horsemen not to desert them.

From Literature

Officers also found pieces of 117 unmounted rifles, three silencers and 500 rounds of ammunition in the home of a childhood friend of the suspected shooter.

From Los Angeles Times

Twenty-one unmounted gems, most borrowed from the large collection at the Natural History Museum in Exposition Park, are displayed in a case right up front at the show’s entrance.

From Los Angeles Times

During a one-hour tour last week, students saw mold in classrooms, missing ceiling tiles, unmounted projectors, a makeshift bulletin board made from cardboard and cracks in the floor.

From Seattle Times