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unrebuked

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[uhn-ri-byookt] / ˌʌn rɪˈbyukt /

adjective

  1. not rebuked, chastised, or reprimanded.


Example Sentences

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Hence, the AOC impeachment resolutions are a mere performative exercise, a kind of cri de coeur against unrebuked judicial misbehavior.

From Slate

"He at least, Miss Dill, can take liberties unrebuked," said Conyers, with irritation.

From Project Gutenberg

Constance drew her stool close to her father after supper was over, and wound her arms about him and laid her head on his breast, unrebuked by her stepmother.

From Project Gutenberg

Unrebuked, I passed my arm round Denise, and followed close on Louis and Madame Catinot; while Monsieur le Marquis, after speaking with his mother, followed.

From Project Gutenberg

This is an evil of too serious a character to pass unfelt, unlamented or unrebuked.

From Project Gutenberg