Definition of unexamined in English:

unexamined

adjectiveʌnɛɡˈzamɪndʌnɪɡˈzamɪndˌənɪɡˈzæmənd

Not investigated or examined.
widely held but largely unexamined preconceptions
Example sentencesExamples
- The danger here, however, is when the reasons for coining a term are forgotten, and repeated usage hardens it into something taken for granted and unexamined.
- This inheritance was effortless and, until quite recently, relatively unexamined.
- There is a curious, arguably perverse, symbiosis in football between physical prowess and serious injury which remains unexamined.
- And I must confess I too have joined in this exercise on that old theory that an unexamined year isn't worth living.
- Besides, the poll that does not contain an unexamined assumption has yet to be invented.
- Most of the facilities suspected of being used to manufacture or store chemical and biological weapons have also gone unexamined.
- She leaves unexamined the question of how the legal system should determine whether it is confronting such an individual.
- What an assemblage of hearsay and unexamined assumptions!
- But it's been left largely unexamined by economists and social scientists.
- Any daily newspaper is a compendium of unexamined biases.
- Frequently, our very basic assumptions about what constitutes an intelligence requirement or a risk are of this deep and unexamined character.
- Interestingly, Jarecki leaves this subject unexamined.
- And nothing causes more of a disconnect between theory and truth than unexamined a priori assumptions.
- So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone.
- The remote lifestyle also meant there were oddnesses in the family that were left unspoken and unexamined.
- Bachelor sons in their early 30s pose a maternal dilemma of unexamined proportions.
- For some reason, the connection between these two recent controversies goes mostly unexamined in the film.
- I have some trouble leaving that unexamined, anyway.
- No amount of evidence can prove that unexamined instances resemble examined instances.
- The inflated claims just can't be supported, while the actual contributions go unexamined.

Definition of unexamined in US English:

unexamined

adjectiveˌəniɡˈzaməndˌənɪɡˈzæmənd

Not investigated or examined.
widely held but largely unexamined preconceptions
Example sentencesExamples
- Bachelor sons in their early 30s pose a maternal dilemma of unexamined proportions.
- Any daily newspaper is a compendium of unexamined biases.
- The remote lifestyle also meant there were oddnesses in the family that were left unspoken and unexamined.
- What an assemblage of hearsay and unexamined assumptions!
- Interestingly, Jarecki leaves this subject unexamined.
- Frequently, our very basic assumptions about what constitutes an intelligence requirement or a risk are of this deep and unexamined character.
- She leaves unexamined the question of how the legal system should determine whether it is confronting such an individual.
- So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone.
- And nothing causes more of a disconnect between theory and truth than unexamined a priori assumptions.
- The danger here, however, is when the reasons for coining a term are forgotten, and repeated usage hardens it into something taken for granted and unexamined.
- Besides, the poll that does not contain an unexamined assumption has yet to be invented.
- I have some trouble leaving that unexamined, anyway.
- This inheritance was effortless and, until quite recently, relatively unexamined.
- But it's been left largely unexamined by economists and social scientists.
- And I must confess I too have joined in this exercise on that old theory that an unexamined year isn't worth living.
- There is a curious, arguably perverse, symbiosis in football between physical prowess and serious injury which remains unexamined.
- Most of the facilities suspected of being used to manufacture or store chemical and biological weapons have also gone unexamined.
- The inflated claims just can't be supported, while the actual contributions go unexamined.
- No amount of evidence can prove that unexamined instances resemble examined instances.
- For some reason, the connection between these two recent controversies goes mostly unexamined in the film.

单词	unexamined
释义	Definition of unexamined in English: unexamined adjectiveʌnɛɡˈzamɪndʌnɪɡˈzamɪndˌənɪɡˈzæmənd Not investigated or examined. widely held but largely unexamined preconceptions Example sentencesExamples The danger here, however, is when the reasons for coining a term are forgotten, and repeated usage hardens it into something taken for granted and unexamined. This inheritance was effortless and, until quite recently, relatively unexamined. There is a curious, arguably perverse, symbiosis in football between physical prowess and serious injury which remains unexamined. And I must confess I too have joined in this exercise on that old theory that an unexamined year isn't worth living. Besides, the poll that does not contain an unexamined assumption has yet to be invented. Most of the facilities suspected of being used to manufacture or store chemical and biological weapons have also gone unexamined. She leaves unexamined the question of how the legal system should determine whether it is confronting such an individual. What an assemblage of hearsay and unexamined assumptions! But it's been left largely unexamined by economists and social scientists. Any daily newspaper is a compendium of unexamined biases. Frequently, our very basic assumptions about what constitutes an intelligence requirement or a risk are of this deep and unexamined character. Interestingly, Jarecki leaves this subject unexamined. And nothing causes more of a disconnect between theory and truth than unexamined a priori assumptions. So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone. The remote lifestyle also meant there were oddnesses in the family that were left unspoken and unexamined. Bachelor sons in their early 30s pose a maternal dilemma of unexamined proportions. For some reason, the connection between these two recent controversies goes mostly unexamined in the film. I have some trouble leaving that unexamined, anyway. No amount of evidence can prove that unexamined instances resemble examined instances. The inflated claims just can't be supported, while the actual contributions go unexamined. Definition of unexamined in US English: unexamined adjectiveˌəniɡˈzaməndˌənɪɡˈzæmənd Not investigated or examined. widely held but largely unexamined preconceptions Example sentencesExamples Bachelor sons in their early 30s pose a maternal dilemma of unexamined proportions. Any daily newspaper is a compendium of unexamined biases. The remote lifestyle also meant there were oddnesses in the family that were left unspoken and unexamined. What an assemblage of hearsay and unexamined assumptions! Interestingly, Jarecki leaves this subject unexamined. Frequently, our very basic assumptions about what constitutes an intelligence requirement or a risk are of this deep and unexamined character. She leaves unexamined the question of how the legal system should determine whether it is confronting such an individual. So much a part of life it went undifferentiated, unexamined until gone. And nothing causes more of a disconnect between theory and truth than unexamined a priori assumptions. The danger here, however, is when the reasons for coining a term are forgotten, and repeated usage hardens it into something taken for granted and unexamined. Besides, the poll that does not contain an unexamined assumption has yet to be invented. I have some trouble leaving that unexamined, anyway. This inheritance was effortless and, until quite recently, relatively unexamined. But it's been left largely unexamined by economists and social scientists. And I must confess I too have joined in this exercise on that old theory that an unexamined year isn't worth living. There is a curious, arguably perverse, symbiosis in football between physical prowess and serious injury which remains unexamined. Most of the facilities suspected of being used to manufacture or store chemical and biological weapons have also gone unexamined. The inflated claims just can't be supported, while the actual contributions go unexamined. No amount of evidence can prove that unexamined instances resemble examined instances. For some reason, the connection between these two recent controversies goes mostly unexamined in the film.
随便看	Alcantarine Alcanterine al capone al capp alcapton alcaptons alcaptonuria alcaptonurias alcaptonuric alcaraza alcarraza alcarsin alcatote alcatras Alcatraz alcatraz alcavala alcayde alcazar alcazars alce alcea alceas Alcestis alchahestical