Unaffected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNAFFECTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not affected
• feeling or showing no effects or changes
• without artificiality or insincerity
• Not affected or moved; destitute of affection or emotion; uninfluenced.
• Free from affectation; plain; simple; natural; real; sincere; genuine; as, unaffected sorrow.
• undergoing no change when acted upon
• unaware of or indifferent to
• emotionally unmoved
• free of artificiality; sincere and genuine
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not influenced or changed mentally, physically, or chemically

Words related to UNAFFECTED

unaffectedly24

Words that contain UNAFFECTED

unaffectedly24 unaffectedness23 unaffectednesse24 unaffectednesses25

How to use UNAFFECTED in a sentence

• He had the air of ordering all that was going on, and stood unaffected by the blaze, commanding the other wretched officials, who obeyed him like dogs.
• In the second, Trent had once more changed colour at the thousand leap, and his relief, when he heard the answering fifty was manifest and unaffected.
• Her unaffected grace, her kindliness, her good-humor, her talents, make her perpetually charming.
• His dress of unexpected simplicity and the unaffected style of his whole deportment were unlocked for by Calvert.
• In her intercourse with those by whom she was surrounded, or with whom she came in contact, she was simple and unaffected, the model of a true lady and a Christian.
• He never talks of himself, but has a perfectly genuine and unaffected interest in other people.
• In that unaffected civility which springs from a gentle mind there is a charm infinitely more powerful than in all the studied manners of the most finished courtier.
• I have never seen anyone so unaffected by the cold.
• This is, perhaps, the most unaffected picture in the whole collection, being a remarkably modest representation of nature.
• The unaffected devotion of one to the other wove an additional charm around the two, and the very contrasts in their natures made the union a more beautiful one.
• In person, he was handsome, and remarkably well made, his manners being polite and unaffected.
• The letters are written in the bright and unaffected manner which Madame de Sevigne, whose style Selwyn so much admired, had introduced in France.
• Dick seemed to Van the one and only person in the camp unaffected by the news of his luck.
• It cannot take place at all and leave your conduct unaffected.
• Bright, unaffected, and agreeable, he at once interested me when we were introduced to each other.
• Everybody said she was the most unaffected girl in the world.
• Robert Nelson himself was entirely unaffected by the current which just at this time seemed to have set in in favour of Rome.
• The two officiating human beings, safe at the stationary centre, and himself, just outside the circle of operation, alone remained untouched and unaffected.
• But the President heard with calmness the opinions and reasons of each, decided the course to be pursued, and kept the government steadily in it, unaffected by the agitation.
• The easiest manners, the most unaffected politeness, the most engaging gayety, accompanied his conversation and address.
• In the first prevails the easy and unaffected tone of the well-bred gentleman.
• Their two daughters were pleasant, unaffected girls, just come to womanhood.
• Any clergyman who performs a good many marriages will be impressed by the fact that very few among the humbler classes can sign their name in an unaffected way.
• Nor had the conduct of the battle been unaffected by the complicated nature of the general plan.
• Pronunciation should be simple and unaffected, but not always fashioned rigidly according to a dictionary standard.
• The dance was a pretty sight, and I have seldom seen such evidence of unaffected happiness as was exhibited by the people on this occasion.
• Lost in profound tranquillity and unaffected humility, he saw that human error was more to be pitied than hated.
• The discovery of new facts is not made in an isolated fashion, nor is it a matter of pure chance, unaffected by what has gone before.
• Their preaching was chiefly a plain unaffected exhibition of truth, laid before those who heard them, and left with them.
• She is reported to be a lady of many accomplishments and of the most sincere and unaffected piety.
• Sinclair did not hear what had happened till a week later, when Geordie, being in a communicative mood, told her of the affair in simple, unaffected terms.
• The grace of his manner, and the unaffected feeling of his words, pleased her.

Similar words containing AFFECT without suffix ed and without prefix un

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