Adjective:

અપ્રમાણિક, ફિલ્ટર કરેલ, ભાર,

strainedly's Usage Examples:

Having found it, he can wallow unrestrainedly in exactly those emotions from which he believes that he has emancipated.

Because "if we continue to “tilt” our common playing field of life by unrestrainedly striving for power, so that the majority of humankind and a great part.

"pornografization of fashion photography", and criticized his "therein unrestrainedly realized sadomasochistic obsessions".

being "seized with the wildest grief and sat there on his horse weeping unrestrainedly for those he had lost" as Radulf returned to his camp victorious.

Many of the occurrences, circumstances, and behaviors are unrestrainedly preposterous, senseless, and illogical.

But the point is that idealization is accomplished so unrestrainedly and with such open reliance upon the impact of elemental clichés that.

Gilles Kepel writes that "used wrongly or unrestrainedly, this sanction would quickly lead to discord and sedition in the ranks.

values and its harsh attitude toward women, and the way in which Chapman unrestrainedly exploits the biases of his era, which regarded widows as dominated by.

with Elizabeth, who was traditionally cast in a darker role, often "as unrestrainedly jealous, willful, and easily over-wrought.

The district court acquitted the journalist because Blocher "unrestrainedly addressed anti-Semitic instincts.

8—are not as unrestrainedly complimentary.

Opinions" (933) includes refutations of the Christian Trinity, and more restrainedly against Hiwi al-Balkhi"s arguments against the Jewish scriptures.

The first issue contained a long and unrestrainedly descriptive erotic poem attributed to W.