Unpunished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNPUNISHED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not punished
• (of an offence or offender) not receiving any punishment or penalty

How to use UNPUNISHED in a sentence

• But there is also law in Trinidad, and such offences do not go unpunished.
• In fact, crime went unpunished, and the country was rapidly sinking into semi-barbarism.
• Goldsmith could sometimes take adventurous liberties with him, and escape unpunished.
• Yet wrong-doing does not go unpunished, for the law of moral cause and effect ever holds good.
• She could not understand it, while the woman who had loved her husband, who had practiced fraud and deceit, and lied, went unpunished.
• No man escaped unpunished who durst measure himself with Hardbeen in valour.
• This act of gross, unprincipled robbery was, however, not unpunished.
• The law almost always leaves such murders unpunished, it is so difficult to know the rights of the case.
• God knows where the wrong is, in this case, and He, the great Avenger, will not suffer it to go unpunished.
• A desperate fight ensued, but the sepoys were no match for British bayonets, and they now learnt that their misdeeds were not to be allowed to go unpunished.
• But he, the hero of the drama, was not the only sufferer, for his brother was not to go unpunished for his perfidy.
• He had loved his son tenderly, and the idea of leaving so horrible a crime unpunished, in case the accusation was true, drove him to desperation.
• Did the Romans suffer this treachery to pass unpunished? 9.
• The declaration, that religious faith shall be unpunished, does not give impunity to criminal acts, dictated by religious error.
• Socrates replies, that if they are both criminal they are both miserable, but that the unpunished is the more miserable of the two.
• Do you think the British would be fools enough to let that go unpunished? The El-Maan people would surely have appealed to them.
• It must also leave unpunished many vices, as luxury, prodigality, partiality.
• It was the last time he marched to the west, and his rebellious vassal remained unpunished.
• As luck would have it, his temerity came off unpunished.
• There had been no actual robbery, but after an innocent woman had been several days in prison on the charge of theft, it was very difficult to let the real culprit go unpunished.
• Nature has allowed the innocent to suffer for the guilty, and the guilty, perhaps, to die in some measure unpunished.
• And yet what do I suffer? do I wish to incur ridicule, having left my foes unpunished? This must be dared.
• The crimes of men of wealth and influence too often go unpunished, not only in the slave States, but wherever the foot of man has trodden the soil.
• He will not suffer these crimes against humanity and civilization to go unpunished.
• And take heed also to thyself and thine own kingdom if thou permit this new fashion of driving forth kings to go unpunished.
• What was I to do? I could not conceive of a wrong like this going unpunished.

Similar words containing PUNISH without suffix ed and without prefix un

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