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Definition of unaffected in English: unaffectedadjectiveʌnəˈfɛktɪdˌənəˈfɛktəd 1Feeling or showing no effects or changes. the walks are suitable only for people who are unaffected by vertigo Example sentencesExamples - Further north still, the Cassley is obviously unaffected, as they have already taken two springers this season.
- The judgment of the court, delivered by Scott LJ, was to the effect that the contractual right was unaffected.
- It hopes to keep some areas open that are unaffected by the works such as the health suite and some dryside facilities.
- The Gulf of Thailand was unaffected by the disaster, and all resorts are open.
- Oddly, its performance seems unaffected by whether it's loaded.
- Three hundred staff at Philips' remaining two operations in Ireland will be unaffected by the move.
- Their 40 employees, based at a call centre in Newport Street, will be unaffected by the sale.
- Even if there is a rupture in one of them, the boat will be unaffected.
- Police sources now fear an upsurge in violence in areas which have previously been relatively unaffected by serious crime.
- Professionals and employees in industries that remain relatively unaffected by the economy can often borrow more.
- She stood with easy fluency, unaffected by the few strikes he had landed on her.
- Part of the problem downtown is that many of the buildings unaffected do not fit the requirements of a modern investment bank.
- To account for this effect, when there was more than one unaffected sibling we selected the one furthest in age from the index case.
- I thought not knowing the guy would mean I could breeze through the day unaffected, untouched.
- Others have benefited from a spirit of cooperation, with unaffected companies throwing open their doors to rivals.
- Growers aren't sure why the cotton is difficult to get off this year, even though quality is unaffected.
- The remainder of the country's 1,600 post offices remain unaffected by the action.
- As the girls enjoy the attention more and more, few are left unaffected.
- In this case, both spontaneous and VBL-induced effects were unaffected by the age of the donors.
- But the driver seemed to be unaffected by the afternoon sun or the constant honking from behind.
- And how refreshing to hear their unaffected expressions of delight at their success.
Synonyms unchanged, unaltered, uninfluenced untouched, unmoved, unimpressed, unstirred unresponsive to proof against, impervious to, immune to, not liable to, not subject to 2Without artificiality or insincerity. her effortless, unaffected charm Example sentencesExamples - He was a man of singular personal charm, cheery, unaffected, trust-inspiring.
- With an affectionate and admiring smile on his own face, he has written an unaffected biography of an unaffected great man.
- Refreshingly frank and unaffected, he loves a chat and concedes that he's often hyper.
- Her later works are sometimes diffuse and sententious, without the unaffected charm of her pre-war books.
- A man of great integrity and unaffected charm, Moore was held in almost universally high esteem.
- The problem is not with Jones, who gives a natural and unaffected performance, but with her character's story.
- He had an easy, unaffected manner and a complete involvement with the problems of the person before him.
- There is something disarming, even charming about him, an unaffected, innocent air.
- There was a simple and apparently unaffected charm to the man.
- Vardalos has a delicate charm and an unaffected style of acting.
- Still, his charm and unaffected eccentricity are infectious, and we enjoy his chat.
Synonyms unassuming, unpretentious, down-to-earth, without airs, natural, spontaneous, easy, uninhibited, open, artless, guileless, ingenuous, naive, childlike, innocent, unsophisticated, unworldly, plain, simple genuine, real, sincere, unfeigned, unpretended, unforced, uncontrived, unstilted, honest, earnest, wholehearted, heartfelt, true, bona fide, candid, frank, open, profound informal upfront rare full-hearted
Rhymes aspected, disaffected, disconnected, invected, uncollected, unconnected, uncorrected, undetected, undirected, unelected, unexpected, uninflected, unprotected, unselected, unsuspected Definition of unaffected in US English: unaffectedadjectiveˌənəˈfɛktədˌənəˈfektəd 1Feeling or showing no effects or changes. the walks are suitable only for people who are unaffected by vertigo Example sentencesExamples - She stood with easy fluency, unaffected by the few strikes he had landed on her.
- As the girls enjoy the attention more and more, few are left unaffected.
- Professionals and employees in industries that remain relatively unaffected by the economy can often borrow more.
- And how refreshing to hear their unaffected expressions of delight at their success.
- The remainder of the country's 1,600 post offices remain unaffected by the action.
- Even if there is a rupture in one of them, the boat will be unaffected.
- It hopes to keep some areas open that are unaffected by the works such as the health suite and some dryside facilities.
- The Gulf of Thailand was unaffected by the disaster, and all resorts are open.
- Others have benefited from a spirit of cooperation, with unaffected companies throwing open their doors to rivals.
- Police sources now fear an upsurge in violence in areas which have previously been relatively unaffected by serious crime.
- I thought not knowing the guy would mean I could breeze through the day unaffected, untouched.
- In this case, both spontaneous and VBL-induced effects were unaffected by the age of the donors.
- The judgment of the court, delivered by Scott LJ, was to the effect that the contractual right was unaffected.
- Oddly, its performance seems unaffected by whether it's loaded.
- Growers aren't sure why the cotton is difficult to get off this year, even though quality is unaffected.
- Three hundred staff at Philips' remaining two operations in Ireland will be unaffected by the move.
- To account for this effect, when there was more than one unaffected sibling we selected the one furthest in age from the index case.
- But the driver seemed to be unaffected by the afternoon sun or the constant honking from behind.
- Further north still, the Cassley is obviously unaffected, as they have already taken two springers this season.
- Their 40 employees, based at a call centre in Newport Street, will be unaffected by the sale.
- Part of the problem downtown is that many of the buildings unaffected do not fit the requirements of a modern investment bank.
Synonyms unchanged, unaltered, uninfluenced 2(of a person) without artificiality or insincerity. his manner was natural and unaffected Example sentencesExamples - Refreshingly frank and unaffected, he loves a chat and concedes that he's often hyper.
- Still, his charm and unaffected eccentricity are infectious, and we enjoy his chat.
- There was a simple and apparently unaffected charm to the man.
- The problem is not with Jones, who gives a natural and unaffected performance, but with her character's story.
- A man of great integrity and unaffected charm, Moore was held in almost universally high esteem.
- He was a man of singular personal charm, cheery, unaffected, trust-inspiring.
- There is something disarming, even charming about him, an unaffected, innocent air.
- He had an easy, unaffected manner and a complete involvement with the problems of the person before him.
- Her later works are sometimes diffuse and sententious, without the unaffected charm of her pre-war books.
- Vardalos has a delicate charm and an unaffected style of acting.
- With an affectionate and admiring smile on his own face, he has written an unaffected biography of an unaffected great man.
Synonyms unassuming, unpretentious, down-to-earth, without airs, natural, spontaneous, easy, uninhibited, open, artless, guileless, ingenuous, naive, childlike, innocent, unsophisticated, unworldly, plain, simple genuine, real, sincere, unfeigned, unpretended, unforced, uncontrived, unstilted, honest, earnest, wholehearted, heartfelt, true, bona fide, candid, frank, open, profound
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