unrebuked
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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"He at least, Miss Dill, can take liberties unrebuked," said Conyers, with irritation.
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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.
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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.
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This is an evil of too serious a character to pass unfelt, unlamented or unrebuked.
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In his works the Middle Ages are for the first time represented as what they really were—a period of ignorance, ferocity, and licentiousness; a period when injuries were unredressed, crime unpunished, and superstition unrebuked.”
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