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unsubdued

American  
[uhn-suhb-dood, -dyood] / ˌʌn səbˈdud, -ˈdyud /

adjective

  1. not subdued in mood, character, or quality.

  2. not having been subdued by someone; not brought under control or into subjection.


Example Sentences

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But after watching Sister Juana’s independent spirit ground into submission the day before, it was refreshing to see our Hetty remaining unsubdued and unrepentant even at the final curtain.

From New York Times • Sep. 7, 2015

In the end what matters is not whether those demonstrators can sleep in tents, but whether they have the stamina to remain, quiet and unsubdued, in the public space of their choice.

From Slate • Nov. 16, 2011

Axis pockets and Axis artillery were left behind, unsubdued.

From Time Magazine Archive

He is Ast�rix Le Gaulois, leader of a hilarious village of "unsubdued and irksome" Gauls still holding out against Caesar's legions in 50 B.C.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Then why have we suffered such a land as Narnia to remain thus long unsubdued?"

From "The Horse and His Boy" by C.S. Lewis