Unaided is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNAIDED in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• without any help or assistance
ADJECTIVE:
• without aid
• needing or having no assistance; without help
• carried out without aid or assistance
• not having received any help

Words related to UNAIDED

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How to use UNAIDED in a sentence

• Hawker flung his arms round Dam and endeavoured to raise him on his shoulders and chair him unaided.
• The only point about which there could be any dispute was, whether Sardinia would have to fight the battle of Italy unaided, or be backed by some power beyond the mountains.
• A third man, horribly smashed about the head, walked almost unaided into the operating-room.
• Guiding the latter through the Wicklow mountains, which they would probably have hardly got through unaided, he descended with them upon Dublin, and despite the efforts of St.
• He was the sole originator of the plan for the conquest of the northwestern lands, and, almost unaided, he had executed his own scheme.
• The Holland boats have a reserve buoyancy, so that if anything should happen to the machinery they would rise unaided to the surface.
• For the sinner must have two things, both of them beyond his unaided getting, or he will die.
• Humanity, unaided, cannot look to that end which shall explain the beginning.
• When there is mystery made, which is, or seems, needless, there is pleasure and a feeling of mastery in finding it out unaided, and I was losing that.
• He was determined that in so far as he was able he would make his own way unaided.
• At first the stranger shook his head and frowned, saying that in so short a time no one unaided could complete the undertaking.
• She obtained a temporary shelter, procured needlework, and, by her unaided efforts, managed to keep the wolf from the door.
• Here is a source of educational influence of high quality which is left too much to accident and to the natural, unaided instinct of children.
• Here also England by her firm diplomacy, almost unaided by France, constrained Russia to conform to the terms of the peace.
• Like her husband, she was filled with a desire to see the brave woman who, daring all for the man she loved, had, alone and unaided, saved him from a horrible fate.
• He raised himself from a humble place, unaided, under the stimulant of a native and eager desire for excellence.
• The unaided eye, with an available area of one-twentieth of a square inch, permits us to see stars of the sixth magnitude.
• Hence we need not be surprised to find that accent too, no less than sequence, may serve as the unaided symbol of certain relations.
• He reasons that higher forms evolve from the initial and unaided movements of the lower.
• And there was one plant that I recognized myself, unaided, the wild tomato, a little thing of eight or nine inches, but holding up its head with all the rest of them.
• The changing seasons brought her strange varieties of flowers, and she and her friend took industriously to botany, and puzzled out their problems unaided save by books.
• Thus far I had studied unaided, and amid incessant interruptions.
• For I am come having my single spear unaided by allies, having wandered with infinite labors with small assistance of friends left me.
• It should be mentioned that Luther, in Germany, after ten years of labor, from 1522 to 1532, had produced, unaided, his wonderful German version.
• That he could have left it unaided, even if alive, was impossible.
• He was supposed to be still in hiding in Atlanta, though as he had no known confederates and always worked alone and unaided, the police were at a loss for information.

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