unscreened

/ ʌnˈskriːnd /

adjective

1. not sheltered or concealed by a screen

2. not passed through a screen; unsifted

3. (of a film) not yet on show to the public

4. not put through a security check

Example Sentences

“Do you want large numbers of undocumented individuals and unscreened individuals without work permits, without access to the rest of the economy?”

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Horseflies entering the open, unscreened window of Lame’s room swarmed the wound and laid eggs.

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The city of Pasadena has not been totally unscreened since the pandemic.

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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.

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Rather, Mr. Bohannon’s program was about giving voice to the great wash of Americans, all taken on air, unscreened and uncensored.

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