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Definition of unassisted
1 : not assisted : lacking help
2 : made or performed without an assist an unassisted double play
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The Reign took the lead in the 32nd minute on an unassisted goal from Nahomi Kawasumi, but the Breakers answered with the tying goal 11 minutes later.
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How to fix it: Health insurance is a financial necessity these days; virtually no one can pay such high health care costs unassisted.
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Riddle made amends with a nifty unassisted double play in the eighth.
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Had just Ahanonu’s 76 unassisted tackles that season counted, he still would have ranked tied for fourth on his team.
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Pahlsson used befuddled Ottawa defenseman Joe Corvo as a screen and beat Senators goalie Ray Emery for an unassisted goal to give the Ducks a 2-0 lead in the series.
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Craig Smith's unassisted goal 4:54 into the final stanza gave Nashville that much more of a cushion at 4-1.
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Again: In his first college game, Pujols turned an unassisted triple play and hit a grand slam.
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Bill Wambsganss performed an unassisted triple play here, the only one in Series history.
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First Known Use of unassisted
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UNASSISTED Defined for English Language Learners
unassisted
playDefinition of unassisted for English Language Learners
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: without help or assistance
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sports : done without help from another player
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