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unabused

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Adj.1.unabused - not physically abusedunabused - not physically abused; treated properly
ill-treated, maltreated, mistreated, abused - subjected to cruel treatment; "an abused wife"


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At age 32, previously abused individuals exhibited markedly higher concentrations of two inflammatory substances--C-reactive protein and fibrinogen--than their unabused peers did, the researchers report in the Jan.
The people of Alabama are solid citizens, many of them descendants of emigrants who stopped here while traveling across the then-untrammeled and unabused southern tier of a land not yet called the United States.
Purposely murdering noncombatants, beheading kidnapped hostages, executing teachers, and driving car bombs into civilian queues contrast starkly with the internationally sanctioned approach of forcing the world's worst dictators to stand trial, unabused, for crimes affecting millions.
 
 
 
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