unsicker
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- unsickered adjective
- unsickerly adverb
- unsickerness noun
Etymology
Origin of unsicker
First recorded in 1175–1225, unsicker is from the Middle English word unsiker. See un- 1, sicker 2
Example Sentences
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Unsicker could still run for Missouri governor as a libertarian or a Republican if those parties would accept her.
From Seattle Times
The Associated Press sent a text to Unsicker on Tuesday seeking comment.
From Seattle Times
Unsicker was prepared to challenge House Minority Leader Crystal Quade for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
From Seattle Times
At a loss because her family of three's $1,300 monthly income now falls within state income limits since Missouri's 2021 expansion of Medicaid, Taylor reached out to state Rep. Sarah Unsicker.
From Salon
After Unsicker queried the department, she learned that a default application answer had disqualified Taylor from getting Medicaid because it incorrectly listed her as receiving Medicare — the public insurance designed for older Americans that Taylor does not qualify for.
From Salon
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