Undesired is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDESIRED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not desired
• (especially of an act or consequence) not wanted or desired

How to use UNDESIRED in a sentence

• Life brought her no good gifts beyond the slender ineffectual beauty that left her undesired.
• It has often brought upon me the threat of immediate extermination for volunteering scathing and undesired opinions on his conduct.
• Everyone must have suffered sometimes from a sense of having forced undesired demonstrations on other people, or having them forced on oneself.
• A war with us must ever be undesired by her, for the obvious reason that in such a contest she has little to gain and much to lose.
• So that night as he lay there watching Jean as she sat before the fire, he listened intently, expecting every minute to hear the voices and steps of the undesired rebels.
• Spraggon was a sort of volunteer, at all events an undesired guest, unless his lordship accompanied him.
• Unsought for, undesired, had come the fame which so many seek, and made him known in the great world, beyond the limits of the valley in which he had dwelt so quietly.
• Almost he saw himself compelled to ride to Warwick in company with this most undesired and undesirable nun, Mary Seraphine.
• Moreover, it indicated that their company was undesired.
• He would be the innocent, cursed from childhood with undesired companions, who would suddenly awaken in horror to the guilt of things he had not understood.
• An undesired child never should be brought into the world.
• An undesired child or a child of parents who are not in good bodily or mental condition comes into the world with an inheritance that perhaps never is overcome.
• She would fight for herself, she would fight for the love which all unbidden, all undesired, had come to her.
• When she sat up with that startled sensation that follows unexpected, undesired slumber, the door was open, and Lovin Child was gone.
• However, no such undesired event came to pass, and the two smugglers finally disappeared behind a row of trees covered with vines.
• Yeobright had shown him that grim friendliness which at last arises in all such cases of undesired affinity.
• Circumstances had given me undesired notoriety in that connection.
• To-day, we are often told, the majority of human beings belong either to the Undesired Class or the Undesirable Class.
• In the better class quarters it is indeed the Undesirable Class that seems to predominate, and in the poor quarters, the Undesired.
• Salve had by this time had about enough of this free-and-easy and undesired playing on his account.
• After two days I discovered a remedy for this undesired dizziness.

Similar words containing DESIR without suffix ed and without prefix un

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