unassisted in English

adjective

1

not helped by anyone or anything.

medically unassisted births

synonyms: individual, unaided, unsupported, single-handed, lone, solo

adjective

• individual, unaided, unsupported, single-handed, lone, solo
• single-handed, unbacked

adverb

• alone, individually, single-handedly, by oneself, on one's own, without help

Use "unassisted" in a sentence

1. He overcame his addictions unassisted.

2. She could not move unassisted.

3. By early summer, she could no longer walk unassisted.

4. She was incoherent and incapable of unassisted movement.

5. This leaves successful unassisted parties in a rather unfortunate position.

6. At other times, he'd force her to walk totally unassisted.

7. We have built machines as complicated as is possible with unassisted engineering.

8. The air is later renewed by approaching the surface, the snail now carrying its weight unassisted.

9. Schumacher was not injured in the accident and climbed out of the cockpit unassisted.

10. Use PLUS , work unassisted to produce detail CAD models and drawings of components and assemblies.

11. So I have to prise off the foe unassisted, which, believe me, takes some doing.

12. In certain circumstances an unassisted party may be awarded costs from the legal aid fund if his opponent is legally aided.

13. With access to government-negotiated airfare, accommodation and car rental discounts, the OBT reduces transaction fees for unassisted reservations by 50 percent.

14. Blindfolded cartoon 4 of 51 Ramon was a polished performer, but this was madness A square peg in a round hole, unassisted, and Blindfolded!!

15. Childbirth delivery options include natural unassisted Childbirth, assisted Childbirth, and delivery by Cesarean surgery ().; Childbirth delivery locations include at home, in a birth center, or in a hospital

16. This is opposite to what has been found in most non-raptorial altricial birds, and may have been caused by the ability of Kestrel parents to dismember large prey and thus overcome the gape size-restricted swallowing capacity of small nestlings, together with a need to provide smaller prey to older nestlings when they start to feed unassisted.

17. Eighteen patients were ambulatory with minor degrees of pain, five Ambulated with a cane, seven Ambulated with a walker, six Ambulated with crutches, and four Ambulated unassisted, all of whom had reimplantation of their hip arthroplasty at least 12 months following the muscle flap procedure.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS) PMID: 1896539