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Definition of unescorted in English: unescortedadjectiveʌnɪˈskɔːtɪdʌnɛˈskɔːtɪd Not escorted. children unescorted by an adult Example sentencesExamples - Becoming bored and saturated by their activity, the three unescorted boys ran into the Disney shop.
- Few women travelled unescorted in in those days so Dubtach probably sent an escort with her.
- However, the groups were largely unescorted so Julius attached himself to one of the first parties and was able to travel to England.
- Once they have undergone an official briefing and paid the annual marine park entrance fee, suitably certified divers are free to dive unescorted and at their own discretion.
- She also missed her freedom to come and go unescorted and unphotographed.
- The RC135 flew unescorted, according to U.S. media.
- There are people who believe it is wrong for women to be seen in public unescorted by a male relative.
- She opened a gate leading to a small room and asked us to walk into it unescorted, passing a hanging bridge under dark lights.
- Services manager Malcolm Campbell said: ‘He had been progressing well and had been having regular unescorted leave for over a year without incident.’
- The sinking of the liner showed how vulnerable unescorted ships were against a submarine.
- In fact, according to Bayne, there are about 1,200 federal prisoners currently out on some form of parole, whether escorted or unescorted.
- It makes little sense that they would have loaded a great amount of treasure on an unescorted ship.
- The recruits were traveling unarmed and unescorted.
- Now that, darling, is why a young lady should not be walking in the gardens unescorted at night.
- Both her father and uncle are dead, and under Taliban law women are not allowed to work or even leave the house unescorted by a man.
- Traveling unescorted into Safwan today, I got a far different picture.
- The nuclear waste shipping fleet is aging and unescorted by naval forces, it is however armed.
- Those that are arrested are often sent unescorted to Croydon because the nearest immigration office is 60 miles away in Harwich, north Essex.
- Few women travelled unescorted in those days, so Dubtach probably sent an escort with her.
- He had been on an unescorted walk around the hospital grounds.
Synonyms unmarried, single, unwed, unwedded
Rhymes undistorted, unreported, unsorted, unsupported Definition of unescorted in US English: unescortedadjective 1Not escorted, especially for protection, security, or as a mark of rank. their task was to prey on unescorted enemy merchant ships and sink them Example sentencesExamples - The nuclear waste shipping fleet is aging and unescorted by naval forces, it is however armed.
- Both her father and uncle are dead, and under Taliban law women are not allowed to work or even leave the house unescorted by a man.
- There are people who believe it is wrong for women to be seen in public unescorted by a male relative.
- He had been on an unescorted walk around the hospital grounds.
- Traveling unescorted into Safwan today, I got a far different picture.
- Now that, darling, is why a young lady should not be walking in the gardens unescorted at night.
- Few women travelled unescorted in those days, so Dubtach probably sent an escort with her.
- However, the groups were largely unescorted so Julius attached himself to one of the first parties and was able to travel to England.
- It makes little sense that they would have loaded a great amount of treasure on an unescorted ship.
- In fact, according to Bayne, there are about 1,200 federal prisoners currently out on some form of parole, whether escorted or unescorted.
- The RC135 flew unescorted, according to U.S. media.
- She opened a gate leading to a small room and asked us to walk into it unescorted, passing a hanging bridge under dark lights.
- Few women travelled unescorted in in those days so Dubtach probably sent an escort with her.
- The recruits were traveling unarmed and unescorted.
- Once they have undergone an official briefing and paid the annual marine park entrance fee, suitably certified divers are free to dive unescorted and at their own discretion.
- Those that are arrested are often sent unescorted to Croydon because the nearest immigration office is 60 miles away in Harwich, north Essex.
- Becoming bored and saturated by their activity, the three unescorted boys ran into the Disney shop.
- She also missed her freedom to come and go unescorted and unphotographed.
- The sinking of the liner showed how vulnerable unescorted ships were against a submarine.
- Services manager Malcolm Campbell said: ‘He had been progressing well and had been having regular unescorted leave for over a year without incident.’
Synonyms unmarried, single, unwed, unwedded - 1.1 Unaccompanied by a social partner.
in some bars unescorted women were not served Example sentencesExamples - For being unescorted had serious implications if it raised questions about a girl's virginity.
- All conversation stopped and all eyes turned to the women as it was uncommon for girls to enter a pub, especially unescorted.
- I won't believe that you came here unescorted, Lady Claire.
- Men are turning into galley slaves with cooking, washing and ironing duties while women are out on the town - unescorted, for goodness sake.
- Thus arrived the first family shows, where wives, husbands, kids, even unescorted women could while away an evening without blushing.
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