Dictionary entry
Vermiform appendix
Pronunciation
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Myanmar Meaning
လူနှင့် အခြားနို့တိုက်သတ္တဝါများတွင် အူမကြီးအထိ ကျယ်ပြန့်သည့် အူအတက်။
Definition
unprovoked /ʌnprǝ'vǝƱkt/ adj အေၾကာင္းမဲ့။ ေနရင္းထိုင္ရင္း။ သူ႕အလိုလို။ တတ္တိုင္း။ unprovoked aggression/ assaults.
Examples
- ‘He suffered an unprovoked head butt during a night out in November.’
- ‘This was an unprovoked
- violent assault and whoever carried it out could quite easily do it again.’
- ‘We insist that those responsible for conspiring to wage unprovoked wars and carry out illegal coups must be tried for war crimes.’
- ‘We have been led to believe that this was an unprovoked outburst of baseless hatred on the part of the German people.’
- ‘We were so shocked at being on the receiving end of such an unprovoked outburst
- we had to check with each other that this guy had actually said what we thought he'd said.’
- ‘How dare they sell us a war that was unprovoked and unnecessary?’
- ‘It is an horrific and extremely cowardly attack
- which was totally unprovoked.’
- ‘It is difficult to imagine the terror he must have felt as that wholly unprovoked attack was carried out on him.’
- ‘McQuillian
- of Colchester CID
- said it was important to catch the men as quickly as possible
- adding that the stabbing seemed to have been unprovoked.’
- ‘He said the girls' parents were appalled to think that ordinary law abiding members of the public could be subjected to such unprovoked violence
- especially when with a group.’
- ‘The incident appears to be completely unprovoked.’
- ‘The boys' parents are alleged to have carried out the unprovoked assault.’
- ‘Lorraine's comment was unprovoked
- a direct verbal assault done for the sole purpose of her own malicious pleasure.’
- ‘Once again we have seen a totally unprovoked and malicious attack carried out on impulse.’
- ‘Completely out of the blue this dog made an unprovoked lunge at Atlas and Montgomery
- who I did have on a lead.’
- ‘A detective described the violence in Thornhill
- Dewsbury
- by a gang of white men and women as ‘nasty’ and unprovoked.’
- ‘He is also about 12 years of age and
- as far as we know
- it was a completely unprovoked assault.’
- ‘We don't know whether it was unprovoked or whether there had been an incident earlier in the evening.’
- ‘In a seemingly unprovoked incident
- the attackers hit both men and women in the 16-strong party
- with a 72-year-old woman left unconscious.’
- ‘This isn't some aggrieved person tipped over the edge with a motive to perpetrate evil - this is a seemingly random and unprovoked sequence of events.’