Pronunciation: /ʌnˈʃɛltərd/
adjective describing a person or place that is not protected or covered from the elements
A1 The homeless man slept unsheltered on the park bench.
A2 During the storm, many families were left unsheltered.
B1 The refugees were unsheltered for weeks before finding temporary housing.
B2 The explorers faced the harsh elements unsheltered in the wilderness.
C1 The unsheltered population in the city continues to grow despite efforts to provide housing.
C2 The unsheltered individuals in the community are in need of support and resources to find stable housing.
adverb used to modify a verb, adjective, or other adverb to indicate time, manner, degree, or cause
A1 The cat slept unsheltered under the tree.
A2 The homeless man sat unsheltered on the bench.
B1 During the storm, the animals were left unsheltered in the fields.
B2 The refugees were unsheltered and exposed to the harsh weather.
C1 The protestors stood unsheltered in front of the government building, demanding change.
C2 The expedition team was unsheltered on the mountain, facing extreme conditions.
formal The unsheltered population in the city has been increasing steadily over the past few years.
informal It's heartbreaking to see so many unsheltered individuals living on the streets.
slang Those unsheltered folks really need our help to get back on their feet.
figurative Her emotions were left unsheltered, exposed for all to see.
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