unturned

British

/ ʌnˈtɜːnd /

adjective

not turned

unturned pages

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unturned Idioms

see leave no stone unturned.

Example Sentences

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"The government will leave no stone unturned to conduct the election in a clean, fair, fearless, and peaceful manner," Sushila Karki, the interim prime minister, said late Tuesday.

From Barron's

"So I said 'let's not leave any stone unturned here with the rehabilitation'," Ford told the BBC's Rugby Union Weekly.

From BBC

"This government will leave no stone unturned, because that money belongs to taxpayers."

From BBC

But he added that they were still "working 24/7" and "leaving no stone unturned".

From BBC

He leaves no stone unturned, both on matters of legal substance and procedure, she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

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