Unsheltered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNSHELTERED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not sheltered
• not sheltered or protected

How to use UNSHELTERED in a sentence

• Having conquered the governments of the world, Rome had to face outbreak after outbreak from the unarmed, unsheltered masses of the people.
• The massacre has begun! Hampered, unsheltered, outnumbered by a vengeful host, the whites must die.
• Here the Campagna stretches on either side in broad, unsheltered sweeps.
• In the mean time, night was coming on, and the party, concealed thus in the wild dell, were destitute and unsheltered.
• This cloud, big with thunder and lightning, comes bursting over Picardy, which it finds unsheltered, our arms being occupied elsewhere.
• Vernon, written and paid for, came near causing me a solitary night on the prairie, unsheltered and unknown.
• The coast falls back round this point and forms an unsheltered bay seven or eight miles deep.
• Others stood on the bleak plains, unsheltered by tree or hedge, exposed to the keen winds that swept across the level, yet elevated fields.
• It is impossible not to be affected at thus meeting with these little unsheltered things, at the edge of eternal barrenness.
• He comes hurrying from the cars under his umbrella, which is braced against the gale and shuts out from his eyes the sight of the unsheltered wretch.
• Spring found them almost exhausted, their unsheltered cattle dead, and just time enough to bring necessary supplies from home.
• There followed a meagre breakfast cooked on an unsheltered field kitchen in the dark, and often in the rain.
• So, as soon as she had reached the bottom of the unsheltered slope, she looked about for a place of refuge.
• Figs and pomegranates grow here, unsheltered, as I am told.
• The mail was passing along a wide fair unsheltered road, on each side spread away treeless tracts of country, flat and wide, over which the fresh cold wind blew listlessly.
• They found themselves also benumbed with cold as they spent the night unsheltered on the chilly river-bank.
• In this unsheltered land, where coal was high and doctors far away, winter was a dreaded enemy.
• The blood wherewith she should, according to Robespierre, have blushed to be seen or heard in the tribune, was exposed in the public sight unsheltered by her veins.
• The adjustment of heredity and environment is not an easy task to one who lives an unsheltered life.
• To sit unsheltered in blinding steam was not amusing, though it was exciting.
• There was a gentle swell of land extending two or three miles, which skirted a vast, bleak, unsheltered plain, over which the wintry gale drifted the snow.
• There was a new unsheltered grave on the slope above the river, the farm-house door was shut and locked, and the light was out in the kitchen window.
• How often had she walked alone all night unsheltered, while Error, her sister, reposed on beds of down! The sharp contrast of their lives was the great mystery yet unrevealed.
• In our summer outing Jack had done most of his cooking on a kerosene stove, and he soon found that it was a very different matter to cook over an unsheltered fire.

Similar words containing SHELTER without suffix ed and without prefix un

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