unasked

un·asked (

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adj.

1. Not asked: Several unasked questions remain.

2. Not invited: Unasked guests arrived at the party.

3. Not requested: Such unasked suggestions are less than welcome.

unasked [ʌnˈɑːskt]

adj

1. not requested or demanded

2. not invited

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Adj.

unasked - not asked for; "unasked advice"; "unsolicited junk mail"

unsolicited

unrequested - not requested; "the merchandise was unrequested"

unasked

adverb voluntarily, without prompting, off your own bat, of your own accord His advice, offered to her unasked, was to stay home.

Translations

unasked [ˈʌnˈɑːskt]

A. ADJ [guest] → no invitado; [advice] → no solicitado

B. ADV to do sth unasked → hacer algo motu proprio
they came to the party unasked → vinieron a la fiesta sin ser invitados

unasked [ˌʌnˈɑːskt]

adj [question] → en suspens
Significant questions will go unasked → Des questions importantes resteront en suspens.

adv (= without being asked) → de son propre chef
to do sth unasked → faire qch de son propre chef

unasked

adj (= unrequested) → unaufgefordert, ungefragt, ungebeten; (= uninvited) → un(ein)geladen, ungebeten; the question went unasked → die Frage wurde nicht gestellt

adv (= voluntarily) → unaufgefordert

unasked [ʌnˈɑːskt]

1. adj (question) → non posto/a, non formulato/a

2. adv to do sth unasked → fare qc spontaneamente

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interfere
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self-imposed
unasked-for
Unbid
unbidden
uninvited
unsolicited
unwanted

do you think she loves him unasked, and yet refuse me who begged her hand like her slave.

Imagination and Heart by Cooper, James Fenimore View in context

As I am found quite proof against this sort of artillery--for we scorn what, unasked, is lavishly offered --she has recourse to the expedient of making noises; sometimes she sighs, sometimes groans, sometimes utters inarticulate sounds, for which language has no name.

The Professor by Bronte, Charlotte View in context

But there was another fact of nearly the same size, which he never pushed upon anybody unasked, and yet never withheld when asked: that was, that the reason he didn't quite succeed was, that he was interrupted and sent down over horse-tail himself.

A Connecticut Yankee by Twain, Mark View in context

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