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Example sentences for "unguarded"

Lexicographically close words:
ungrudging; ungrudgingly; ungry; ungs; ungual; unguardedly; unguent; unguents; unguessable; unguessed
  1. It was an unguarded moment;--the horse circled the bend in a run; and she was thrown directly in the road of the trampling hoofs behind.

  2. We have been unguarded in forming this hasty engagement, but we must not complete the imprudence by ratifying it while there is so much reason to fear the connection would be opposed by those friends on whom you depend.

  3. A short absence from home had left his fair one unguarded by his attentions at this critical period, and when he came back he had the pain of finding very altered manners, and of seeing Captain Wentworth.

  4. I feel that I have betrayed myself perpetually--so unguarded in speaking of my partiality for the church!

  5. Men in their loose, unguarded hours they take; Not that themselves are wise, but others weak.

  6. To be dropped or uttered carelessly; as, an unguarded expression fell from his lips; not a murmur fell from him.

  7. Set line, a line to which a number of baited hooks are attached, and which, supported by floats and properly secured, may be left unguarded during the absence of the fisherman.

  8. How had they come to be so sure, and lay him unguarded on a table, when he might wake and-- She saw in a flash how she would earn the gratitude of the family.

  9. But, alas, in an unguarded moment, he dared to taste again the forbidden cup, and with this fled all his resolutions and restraints.

  10. It is very illustrative of the unguarded points and contradictions of Stoicism, that contentment and apathy were not to permit grief even for the loss of friends.

  11. I think that when you recover your memory it will be from some little thing that strikes you in an unguarded moment.

  12. Perhaps it was this peculiar condition which pressed me to prolonged and unguarded energy.

  13. But as the latter now thought himself beyond the hearing of any one, he spoke in unguarded tones, and Henry heard a few words in spite of himself.

  14. The painted birds flitted through the shades; the careless deer reposed unhurt upon the fern--the oxen and the horses strayed from their unguarded stables, and grazed among the wheat, for death fell on man alone.

  15. But the patriarch cast an interdict on the church which his presence had profaned; and the knights of the hospital and temple informed the sultan how easily he might be surprised and slain in his unguarded visit to the River Jordan.

  16. Under an impulse of this kind was it that Talbot spoke, and the unguarded freedom of his manner showed even to so poor an observer as Mark, that the words contained a hidden meaning.

  17. What object can it be with any Government to hunt down a rash, inexperienced youth, whose unguarded boldness has led him to ruin?

  18. The most satirical accounts of the domestic life of James, especially in his unguarded hours of boisterous merriment, are found in the correspondence of the French ambassadors.

  19. Antipathies and sympathies, those still occult causes, however concealed, will break forth at an unguarded moment.

  20. These originate in casual slights, or in unguarded expressions, or in hasty opinions, or in witty derision, or even in the obtruding goodness of tender admonition.

  21. Nothing further than the conclusions of my own mind, arising from a careful observation of his sentiments, manners, and unguarded expressions,' she replied.

  22. Rather suspect all until you have convincing evidence to the contrary, than remain unguarded until it is too late.

  23. As Grant's unguarded special train from Washington pulled up at Warrenton Junction, where there was only one Union official, Mosby's men had just crossed the track in pursuit of some Federal cavalry.

  24. If the Federals concerned were exposing an unguarded flank they should be attacked at a disadvantage.

  25. This unguarded expression, which was not to be forgotten, we are told, occasioned one of the rebellions during his reign.

  26. To vindicate Shakspeare, at whom this unguarded blow seemed levelled, the historian of our poetry, seated in his professorial chair, flung his lightning on the impious critic.

  27. The illustrious Boyle, who had observed the unguarded heat with which it was pursued, vainly cautioned the parties, that even religion might suffer by weak arguments drawn from uncertain statements.

  28. Beyond the depletion of a few unguarded hen-roosts, very little depredation was committed.

  29. Our extreme left was commanded by unguarded heights, easily approachable from Corinth.

  30. And the queen, not thinking what harm an unguarded word might do, answered, "Every thing has promised, save a little feeble sprig that men call the mistletoe.

  31. Accustom yourselves to an habitual neatness, so that in the most careless undress, in your most unguarded hours, you may have no reason to be ashamed of your appearance.

  32. Phil Compton's judge, such unguarded admissions as would enlighten her as to what Phil Compton was accused of.

  33. She would have heard an unguarded word here and there, a broken phrase, an expression of scorn or dislike, she might even have heard that most unforgettable of nicknames, the dis-Honourable Phil.

  34. Unguarded premises, which are thus supplied with dangerous attractions, are regarded as holding out implied invitations to children.


  35. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unguarded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    arbitrary; artless; asleep; bluff; blunt; broad; brusque; candid; capricious; careless; childlike; confiding; defenseless; derelict; direct; downright; explicit; forthright; frank; free; genuine; guileless; heedless; helpless; inadvertent; inattentive; incautious; inconsiderate; ingenuous; innocent; insecure; involuntary; lax; loose; naive; napping; neglectful; negligent; nodding; open; outspoken; permissive; plain; procrastinating; reasonless; relaxed; remiss; round; simple; sincere; slack; sleeping; spontaneous; straight; straightforward; thoughtless; transparent; trusting; unarmed; unattended; uncalculating; unchecked; unconscious; unconstrained; uncovered; undefended; undesigned; unequivocal; unfortified; unguarded; unintentional; unpremeditated; unprepared; unprotected; unready; unreasoning; unreflecting; unreserved; unrestrained; unsheltered; unsophisticated; unsuspecting; unsuspicious; unthinking; unwarned; unwary; unwatched; unwitting