Definition of unfiltered
1 : not filtered unfiltered wine; also : not modified, processed, or refined unfiltered commercial publicity material — Paul Grimes
2 : lacking a filter an unfiltered cigarette
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But Oswalt followed intensely confessional moments like that with equally hilarious imagery, here describing being peppered with unfiltered questions from his daughter's friends after four sleepless nights.
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While the foreign faculty has unfiltered access to the internet, most students do not.
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While the foreign faculty has unfiltered access to the internet, most students do not.
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While the foreign faculty has unfiltered access to the internet, most students do not.
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But a nine-day, marathon foreign trip that concluded Saturday here in Sicily has offered the first extended — and often unfiltered, thanks to the steady stream of raw camera footage provided by his host countries — look at Trump on the world stage.
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The series, which tackles topical issues through the unfiltered conversations among family members, returns Wednesday after hovering in limbo without an air date since its Season 2 finale this time last year.
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For the first time, America was seeing unfiltered images of its own brutality.
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Kodak’s fix is to add a fourth, unfiltered pixel, a panchromatic pixel, to CMOS sensors (CCD coming soon).
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Circa 1775
First Known Use of unfiltered
circa 1775
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