Definition of undefended in English:

undefended

adjectiveʌndɪˈfɛndɪdˌəndəˈfɛndəd

Not defended.
undefended frontiers
legal aid for undefended divorces
Example sentencesExamples
- Although its harbour was left undefended, often causing shortages, the Goths could not capture Rome.
- My own conclusion, which I shall leave undefended here, is that such an investigation leads to the view that cases of moral luck are both inescapable and troubling.
- We don't know what they have already over there, and I don't want to leave this position undefended trying to take out a garrison station.
- It is the world's longest undefended frontier.
- The Scandinavians actually found the city undefended, and entered it on 1 November 866.
- She walks like a lady of promise and stature, alone and undefended on the street.
- The assault by Flemings in 1174 apparently went undefended and the city was sacked.
- So, did we therefore see a Champions League title go undefended?
- But only 66 properties, all of them currently undefended, were inundated after rivers and streams burst their banks.
- Close to two typical Cornish settlements enclosed by ditches and banks known as ‘rounds’, this one was apparently undefended.
- You of all people should have known that we'd never leave my vessel undefended.
- Not realising that he was charged with a capital offence, the undefended Downey pleaded guilty.
- The attack could render a significant portion of the military forces either undefended or non-operational leaving them in a highly vulnerable position.
- On that date, Colonel James Montgomery took several companies of the regiment on a raid to the undefended and nearly deserted town of Darien.
- The agency has told Harrogate Council that the 11-acre site beside the River Ure is within an undefended area and the risk of flooding is unacceptable.
- Oh look, there it is, slap bang in the middle of that big empty room, totally undefended.
- Since they are wearing bug repellent they only have a very small few spots on their body that is left undefended and ripe for the picking, and these sweet spots can sometimes be pretty hard to get at.
- There was no effective communication system within the stadium, and the police proved unable to prevent illegal entry across undefended fencing.
- The Sea Beggars found it undefended as Spanish troops were in Utrecht putting down riots.
- And a vulnerable nation was left undefended against an unspeakable threat.
Synonyms
in danger, in peril, in jeopardy, at risk, endangered, unsafe, unprotected, ill-protected, unguarded

Rhymes

intended, splendid, unamended, unapprehended, unattended, unblended, untended

Definition of undefended in US English:

undefended

adjectiveˌəndəˈfɛndədˌəndəˈfendəd

Not defended.
undefended frontiers
legal aid for undefended divorces
Example sentencesExamples
- The assault by Flemings in 1174 apparently went undefended and the city was sacked.
- The Sea Beggars found it undefended as Spanish troops were in Utrecht putting down riots.
- Oh look, there it is, slap bang in the middle of that big empty room, totally undefended.
- Since they are wearing bug repellent they only have a very small few spots on their body that is left undefended and ripe for the picking, and these sweet spots can sometimes be pretty hard to get at.
- You of all people should have known that we'd never leave my vessel undefended.
- My own conclusion, which I shall leave undefended here, is that such an investigation leads to the view that cases of moral luck are both inescapable and troubling.
- So, did we therefore see a Champions League title go undefended?
- Not realising that he was charged with a capital offence, the undefended Downey pleaded guilty.
- The agency has told Harrogate Council that the 11-acre site beside the River Ure is within an undefended area and the risk of flooding is unacceptable.
- It is the world's longest undefended frontier.
- Close to two typical Cornish settlements enclosed by ditches and banks known as ‘rounds’, this one was apparently undefended.
- The attack could render a significant portion of the military forces either undefended or non-operational leaving them in a highly vulnerable position.
- The Scandinavians actually found the city undefended, and entered it on 1 November 866.
- There was no effective communication system within the stadium, and the police proved unable to prevent illegal entry across undefended fencing.
- She walks like a lady of promise and stature, alone and undefended on the street.
- And a vulnerable nation was left undefended against an unspeakable threat.
- Although its harbour was left undefended, often causing shortages, the Goths could not capture Rome.
- But only 66 properties, all of them currently undefended, were inundated after rivers and streams burst their banks.
- We don't know what they have already over there, and I don't want to leave this position undefended trying to take out a garrison station.
- On that date, Colonel James Montgomery took several companies of the regiment on a raid to the undefended and nearly deserted town of Darien.
Synonyms
in danger, in peril, in jeopardy, at risk, endangered, unsafe, unprotected, ill-protected, unguarded

单词	undefended
释义	Definition of undefended in English: undefended adjectiveʌndɪˈfɛndɪdˌəndəˈfɛndəd Not defended. undefended frontiers legal aid for undefended divorces Example sentencesExamples Although its harbour was left undefended, often causing shortages, the Goths could not capture Rome. My own conclusion, which I shall leave undefended here, is that such an investigation leads to the view that cases of moral luck are both inescapable and troubling. We don't know what they have already over there, and I don't want to leave this position undefended trying to take out a garrison station. It is the world's longest undefended frontier. The Scandinavians actually found the city undefended, and entered it on 1 November 866. She walks like a lady of promise and stature, alone and undefended on the street. The assault by Flemings in 1174 apparently went undefended and the city was sacked. So, did we therefore see a Champions League title go undefended? But only 66 properties, all of them currently undefended, were inundated after rivers and streams burst their banks. Close to two typical Cornish settlements enclosed by ditches and banks known as ‘rounds’, this one was apparently undefended. You of all people should have known that we'd never leave my vessel undefended. Not realising that he was charged with a capital offence, the undefended Downey pleaded guilty. The attack could render a significant portion of the military forces either undefended or non-operational leaving them in a highly vulnerable position. On that date, Colonel James Montgomery took several companies of the regiment on a raid to the undefended and nearly deserted town of Darien. The agency has told Harrogate Council that the 11-acre site beside the River Ure is within an undefended area and the risk of flooding is unacceptable. Oh look, there it is, slap bang in the middle of that big empty room, totally undefended. Since they are wearing bug repellent they only have a very small few spots on their body that is left undefended and ripe for the picking, and these sweet spots can sometimes be pretty hard to get at. There was no effective communication system within the stadium, and the police proved unable to prevent illegal entry across undefended fencing. The Sea Beggars found it undefended as Spanish troops were in Utrecht putting down riots. And a vulnerable nation was left undefended against an unspeakable threat. Synonyms in danger, in peril, in jeopardy, at risk, endangered, unsafe, unprotected, ill-protected, unguarded Rhymes intended, splendid, unamended, unapprehended, unattended, unblended, untended Definition of undefended in US English: undefended adjectiveˌəndəˈfɛndədˌəndəˈfendəd Not defended. undefended frontiers legal aid for undefended divorces Example sentencesExamples The assault by Flemings in 1174 apparently went undefended and the city was sacked. The Sea Beggars found it undefended as Spanish troops were in Utrecht putting down riots. Oh look, there it is, slap bang in the middle of that big empty room, totally undefended. Since they are wearing bug repellent they only have a very small few spots on their body that is left undefended and ripe for the picking, and these sweet spots can sometimes be pretty hard to get at. You of all people should have known that we'd never leave my vessel undefended. My own conclusion, which I shall leave undefended here, is that such an investigation leads to the view that cases of moral luck are both inescapable and troubling. So, did we therefore see a Champions League title go undefended? Not realising that he was charged with a capital offence, the undefended Downey pleaded guilty. The agency has told Harrogate Council that the 11-acre site beside the River Ure is within an undefended area and the risk of flooding is unacceptable. It is the world's longest undefended frontier. Close to two typical Cornish settlements enclosed by ditches and banks known as ‘rounds’, this one was apparently undefended. The attack could render a significant portion of the military forces either undefended or non-operational leaving them in a highly vulnerable position. The Scandinavians actually found the city undefended, and entered it on 1 November 866. There was no effective communication system within the stadium, and the police proved unable to prevent illegal entry across undefended fencing. She walks like a lady of promise and stature, alone and undefended on the street. And a vulnerable nation was left undefended against an unspeakable threat. Although its harbour was left undefended, often causing shortages, the Goths could not capture Rome. But only 66 properties, all of them currently undefended, were inundated after rivers and streams burst their banks. We don't know what they have already over there, and I don't want to leave this position undefended trying to take out a garrison station. On that date, Colonel James Montgomery took several companies of the regiment on a raid to the undefended and nearly deserted town of Darien. Synonyms in danger, in peril, in jeopardy, at risk, endangered, unsafe, unprotected, ill-protected, unguarded
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