unaidedun‧aid‧ed /ʌnˈeɪdɪd/ AWL adjective 
Examples
She can no longer walk unaided.
ExamplesEXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES
Thesaurus- Jerry cannot stand up unaided.
- Another wall of the same crystal - unbreakable by any unaided human body - stretched across the chamber close by.
- He had to reach safety in the next few seconds, by his own unaided efforts.
- However, the more subtle the judgement, the greater the dangers inherent in reliance on unaided intuition.
- No man unaided could kill Medusa.
- There are plenty of things which exist and are indisputably real, despite not being perceptible to your unaided senses.
- They checked whether the person could take even a breath or two unaided and determined what muscles the patient used for breathing.
- Upon successful completion, the salesperson is then entrusted to sell the washing machines and dryers unaided.
THESAURUS► on your own/by yourself
Collocations without help from anyone else: · I can’t move the bed on my own.· See if you can work out the answer by yourself.all on your own/all by yourself (=used when you feel impressed or feel sympathy for someone): · Did you paint this picture all on your own?· It’s not fair that she does everything all by herself.
► alone without any help from anyone else. Alone is more formal and less common than on your own or by yourself: · Police believe the killer acted alone.
► independently without asking for help or advice from anyone: · Students are taught to work independently.· One day she will have to live independently without the support of her family.
► unaided without the help of anyone or anything – used especially about people who are very weak, ill etc: · He is unable to breathe unaided.· After treatment, he was able to go up and down stairs unaided.
► single-handedly doing something difficult or impressive without help from anyone else: · She single-handedly reformed the entire system.
► solo by one person, not a group: · Lindbergh’s solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean· She is planning to release a solo album.· He sang and played the song solo.
► lone adjective [only before noun] doing something alone – used especially in the following phrases: a lone gunman: · Police say the attack was carried out by a lone gunman.· The government should do more to help lone parents (=who raise a child alone).
► self-made adjective someone who has become very rich or successful without help from anyone else: a self-made man/millionaire/businessman etc: · Like most self-made men, he was extremely self-confident.
Longman Language Activatorwhen you do something without help from someone else► on your own/by yourself if you do something on your own or by yourself , you do it without anyone helping you: · I managed to fix the car on my own.· He's old enough to get dressed by himself, isn't he?all on your own/all by yourself (=use this when it is surprising that someone has done something without anyone's help): · How did you manage to prepare so much food all by yourself?you're on your own (=use this to tell someone that you will not help them) spoken: · I can get an application for you, but after that you're on your own.
► unaided if you do something difficult unaided you do it without the help of anyone or anything: · After his illness he was unable to walk unaided.· With no one else in the office I had to deal with the problem unaided.
► single-handedly/single-handed if you do something very difficult or very impressive single-handedly or single-handed , you succeed in doing it without the help of anyone else: · In 1992, he rowed across the Atlantic single-handed.almost single-handedly/single-handed: · Sanger almost single-handedly founded the birth control movement in the early 1900s.
► solo if you do something solo, especially a sports or musical activity, you do it alone: · By the end of the course, all students will fly solo.go solo (=start doing something on your own instead of in a group): · John played with the band for five years before going solo.
► self-made someone who started without much money but has become rich and successful simply through their own efforts and work: self-made man/businesswoman/millionaire etc: · C.J. Walker became one of black America's first self-made millionaires.
► self-starter someone who is able to do things on their own without being told what to do by other people, especially in their job: · We're looking for creative self-starters with at least three years' experience.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► eye
without help: · The symptoms are usually quite acute and can be seen with the unaided eye.
She can no longer walk unaided.