unscreened
Britishadjective
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not sheltered or concealed by a screen
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not passed through a screen; unsifted
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(of a film) not yet on show to the public
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not put through a security check
Example Sentences
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Horseflies entering the open, unscreened window of Lame’s room swarmed the wound and laid eggs.
From Seattle Times
The city of Pasadena has not been totally unscreened since the pandemic.
From Los Angeles Times
Though Nurse’s wrist shot was from a dangerous high slot area – one of a plethora of such chances allowed by porous Kraken defenders – it was unscreened from 32 feet out and one Grubauer really needed to stop.
From Seattle Times
Rather, Mr. Bohannon’s program was about giving voice to the great wash of Americans, all taken on air, unscreened and uncensored.
From Washington Post
No Minnesota defender was nearby on the Kings’ first three goals and Iafallo’s slap shot handcuffed an unscreened Fleury late leading to Wild fans booing their team off the ice after the first period for the second straight game.
From Seattle Times
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