Thesaurus / unquestioned

unquestioned

How to use unquestioned in a sentence

These policies, practices, procedures, and regulation have gone too long unquestioned, and too long unexamined by the courts.

“An individual must be of unquestioned allegiance to the United States,” the law says.

It was wise in him to do so, and thus to draw men's thoughts from Planner's faults to his own unquestioned merits.

Its feasibility appeared to him unquestioned, and to it he gave a hearty and unqualified approval.

Mr. Strebelow is a man of about forty years, of unquestioned honor, of noble personal character in every way.

There was no light in the sitting-room; on the kitchen table a lamp was burning; she was glad to read it unquestioned.

GROWING UPJENNIE M. DRINKWATER

She did not quite understand that, and she carried her new clothes in a bundle in her lap, but she took Hale's word unquestioned.

It may be in the joint name of father and mother, but it is far more commonly the unquestioned property of the mother.

It was a faith, whose assurance and optimism gives it a mighty power to sway men, so long as faith stays unquestioned.

Both were too far off for the guns to reach them, or Commander Olding would not have allowed the pirate to pass unquestioned.

THE MISSING SHIPW. H. G. KINGSTON

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985