Unprovoked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNPROVOKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNPROVOKE, (Shakespeare) to counteract the provocation of
ADJECTIVE:
• carried out, occurring, or acting without direct provocation
• occurring without motivation or provocation

Words related to UNPROVOKED

unincited12 unprovoke18 unprovokedly25

How to use UNPROVOKED in a sentence

• Bailly, once Mayor of Paris, as has been seen, had sought a base popularity by the wantonness of the unprovoked insults which he had offered to the king.
• The truth of the former should not in any way convict a German officer, much less Private Johann Schmidt, of unprovoked personal cruelty.
• There undoubtedly were, though I did not happen to see them, numerous cases of unprovoked cruelty and other evidences of barbarity that are bound to happen in any war of invasion.
• Unprovoked injuries are often inflicted, and even the peculiar felicity of our situation might with some be a cause for excitement and aggression.
• It appeared to me one of the vilest instances of unprovoked ingratitude I had ever met with.
• He recovered consciousness before he died, and denounced you both as having made a sudden and altogether unprovoked attack upon him.
• Colonel Cresap, the last spring, in cold blood and unprovoked, murdered all the relations of Logan, not even sparing my women and children.
• Moreover their murderous forays on the Georgian settlers were often as unprovoked as were the aggressions of the brutal Georgia borderers.
• On one estate the proprietor and his brother assaulted a young man in the most unprovoked manner.
• It is not the accustomed thing for a grizzly to make an unprovoked attack.
• Jukes, exasperated by this unprovoked attack, broke the needle at the second stitch, and dropping his work got up and cursed the heat in a violent undertone.
• As a rule, until they are old men and women, they do not forget the undeserved blow, the unprovoked sarcasm.
• It was an unprovoked assault, and the magistrate described the accused as a perfect danger to the community.
• At the inn the waiter, also unprovoked, enlarged on the same alluring theme.
• It provided a no less convincing testimony to the restraint and forbearance of the victims, in the face of the ruthless and unprovoked aggression of the oppressor.
• Who had done this thing? It was horrible, unprovoked murder! throughout the ship the captain had been the most popular man on board.
• Now, suppose that, for good cause and to right unprovoked injuries, Congress should declare war against Mexico and invade Sonora.
• Royce is guilty of wanton and unprovoked libel against one who never injured him in the slightest degree.
• That colleague, recently elected to fill a vacancy caused by the death of a member of long service, signalized his entrance into the House by an unprovoked attack upon Mr.
• This Heroine had for many Years together out-done the whole Sisterhood of Gossips in Invention, quick Utterance, and unprovoked Malice.
• Individual suffering increased and rendered poignant beyond the usual lot of humanity, marked a contest which was founded upon unprovoked aggression.
• Later the same year a party of men under Colonel Cresop made an unprovoked and dastardly massacre of the family and relatives of Logan.
• We disapprove of falsehood, injustice, and unprovoked violence, even although more happiness would result from them than from the contrary.
• He would never have sanctioned their joining an unprovoked invading force.
• Such a continued and unprovoked series of wrongs could never have been tolerated by the United States had they been committed by one of the principal nations of Europe.
• For years unprovoked murders have been committed, and yet no effort has been made to bring the offenders to punishment.
• This is the only instance in which these people have attempted any unprovoked act of violence, and to this they probably were driven by necessity.
• This wanton and unprovoked outrage was discovered by the Boeothicks, who gave no intimation of such discovery, but who, after consulting together, determined on revenge.
• Is she descried entering on wars of unprovoked aggression? All faces in Europe are illuminated with smiles of prosperous malice.
• He alleged that the assault was unprovoked and unexpected.
• The truly meek heart remains unprovoked amidst all provocation.

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