Definitions
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- adj. Not chaperoned; not having a chaperone
Etymologies
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Examples
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Siblings of the opposite sex should not interact in unchaperoned areas to abstain from the "appearance of evil." etc. etc.
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Never once was he so far from them that they could have exchanged a word unchaperoned by his throbbing ear.
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The activities of modern women—slumming, night life, exaggerations in dress, an unchaperoned life outside the home, entrance into business and sports—have erased the outward distinction between the painted sport and the paler protected lady.
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Prosecutors and hospital officials argued it was too soon for Swann to be allowed off the hospital grounds unchaperoned by hospital staff and saidSwann still showed signs of mental illness.
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Several girls had already made plans to sneak over to the frats—not that we were supposed to visit unchaperoned.
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These establishments not only offered afternoon tea, but provided, for the first time, a place that an unchaperoned young lady could visit with her friends and maintain her reputation.
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In Five on a Hike Together the four children and their dog spend several days hiking unchaperoned on moors during a long weekend in October.
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Several unchaperoned boy/girl weekends followed, one of them at Beba's parents 'beach house in East Hampton, in June of the year we graduated from high school.
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Moreover, the abusers had access to boys; an adult male couldn't go on overnight trips with girls or take them away unchaperoned.
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There are the annual celebrations held by exuberant high school graduates in various states who race to the closest beach for (mostly) unchaperoned fun that sometimes spills over into mayhem.
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