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Definition of unabated
: not abated : being at full strength or force
unabatedly
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Recent Examples of unabated from the Web
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My obtuseness regarding Mexican food continued unabated until a friend mentioned the chicken green corn tamale from El Bravo in Phoenix.
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His taunting of media outlets on Twitter has continued unabated, as well.
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The march of zebra mussels, which can clog pipes and litter shorelines, continues across Texas unabated.
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And in a scenario where emissions continued to climb unabated, almost half the Earth’s land area and three-quarters of its population would cross the danger line for 20 days or more each year.
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However, Trump’s 2018 budget proposal includes unabated support for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Violent Death Reporting System, one of the databases used in the new study.
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But even those calculations can seem optimistic in the face of a war that has continued unabated well into its second decade, and after many failed attempts to start talks.
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DDT holds open the tiny sodium pores, allowing sodium to flow into the cell unabated.
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Two days for this infection to have run amok, unabated.
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First Known Use of unabated
circa 1611
UNABATED Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of unabated for English Language Learners
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: continuing at full strength or force without becoming weaker
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