Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Not requested; not asked.
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- adjective Not
requested .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective not requested
Etymologies
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Examples
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Was he supposed to supply his name unrequested, in order to avoid being assaulted by the police for legally being on his own property?
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Was he supposed to supply his name unrequested, in order to avoid being assaulted by the police for legally being on his own property?
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Was he supposed to supply his name unrequested, in order to avoid being assaulted by the police for legally being on his own property?
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Was he supposed to supply his name unrequested, in order to avoid being assaulted by the police for legally being on his own property?
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Was he supposed to supply his name unrequested, in order to avoid being assaulted by the police for legally being on his own property?
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Was he supposed to supply his name unrequested, in order to avoid being assaulted by the police for legally being on his own property?
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Sen. John McCain of Arizona, the Sen.te's scourge of earmarks, called the unrequested spending items "the greatest act of generational theft that's been committed in the history of this country."
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I have noticed, with some disdain, that "unrequested" reviewing is becoming popular.
jemjabella.co.uk 2009
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A second round of drinks had arrived unrequested, their waitress identifying as their benefactors a group of young staffers clustered around the bar, where they had clearly been drinking for a while.
O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011
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In the process of coping with this eleven-day flu, I witnessed not once, not twice, but three times my severe symptoms subsiding immediately following three unrequested, secret spiritual healing treatments.
The Sacred Promise Phd Gary E. Schwartz 2011
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