Unprepared is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNPREPARED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNPREPARE, to make unprepared
• To undo the preparation of; to abandon or end a state of readiness or anticipation.
• To make unprepared for something; to render unready or apprehensive. Formerly also with †to.
• To make unprepared for something; to render unready or apprehensive. Formerly also with †to.
ADJECTIVE:
• without preparation; not prepared for

Words related to UNPREPARED

unprepare13 unpreparedly20

Words that contain UNPREPARED

unpreparedly20 unpreparedness19 unpreparednesse20 unpreparednesses21

How to use UNPREPARED in a sentence

• Without them he feels lost and unprepared, and the edge gone from his spirit.
• France was represented as being unprepared and, together with England, desiring only peace.
• There is no spring of water, he hears, within the Saxon lines, and they are otherwise wholly unprepared for a siege.
• Norris Vine, slim, a hater of exercise, unmuscular, unprepared, could have no chance against an attack like this.
• Davis, unprepared for the changes wrought by thirty-five years, stared at her aghast.
• He felt unprepared as yet for the more arduous task he had set before himself.
• The unprepared sago is imported from the neighbouring island of Borromeo, and consists of the pith of a short, thick kind of palm.
• It was, however, locked, but Fairfax was not unprepared for such an emergency.
• If the ship of state launched by our fathers shall ever be destroyed, it will be by striking the rock of universal, unprepared suffrage.
• But here a fresh evil arose which we were unprepared to meet.
• And, just as he was meditating upon this mystery, all unprepared for a meeting with his sister, Doreen waylaid him.
• The imperial army, unprepared for such an assault, fled before the Swedish king.
• He looked at Charlotte with eyes full of tender reproach, and she was too unprepared for such a speedy termination to their meeting to oppose it.
• Our traveller, as we have seen, was not wholly unprepared, as well to expect as to encounter hostilities.
• Paying another visit to Bombay, he caught the garrison unprepared, blew up the fort, and sailed off with some sheep, cows, and pigs.
• Still another trial awaited Myrtle, and one which not one girl in a thousand would have been so unprepared to meet.
• The landlord was totally unprepared, and met them with a sorrowful countenance.
• I was therefore totally unprepared for the vigorous negative which met my proposal.
• On top of this came the perfectly incomprehensible news that, unprepared as they were, they were confronted by the enemy, by a Japanese fleet.
• They were weak in numbers, as the fortresses soaked up many thousands of men, and unprepared for war.
• SHORTER is not unprepared to record his opinions as they occur to him or to continue to nourish his mind on the latest productions of the human intellect.
• In lifting the table first show the hands unprepared to the audience and also a tight table, removing the cover to show that the surface of the table is not prepared in any way.
• It did not take him unawares, nor find him unprepared, for he had anticipated the situation, and his mind was made up.
• I was so completely unprepared for that which I learned about her.
• He was loth to show battle, while he was careful enough not to venture ashore unprepared for a warlike reception.
• A direct attack on Pope was impossible, but a turning movement, by way of James City, might have found him unprepared, or a swift advance might have crushed King.
• He found Pet not altogether unprepared for the discovery.
• Italy was unprepared, for the princes had no efficient armies for resistance.
• But it secretly grieved me to realize that what I had so fondly hoped for had come without warning and found me unprepared.
• When the fast and purification was complete, they were compelled to set forth, prepared or unprepared, be the weather fair or foul.
• Hamilton should be informed of what had passed, lest the painful intelligence should come upon her when quite unprepared.
• The lords were unprepared for such decisive action.
• So many troops had been sent to the Crimea that Catharine was quite unprepared for an attack from the Swedish frontier.
• Or it may be that ministers, who go wholly unprepared to preach, have but a small view of the subject at first.
• I was unprepared for the scene, which I contemplated in silent astonishment.

Similar words containing PREPAR without suffix ed and without prefix un

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