How To Use Unelaborate In A Sentence
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Questions can be stark, unelaborated; but answers have implications.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘It is the plainness of his speech, the unfussy and unelaborate way he can express himself,’ Hugh said, to explain the writer's enduring appeal.
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It specifies only elections and leaves the take part clause suggestive and unelaborated.
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His litigation vs. law enforcement construct has a major unelaborated subcomponent.
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But all remains implied, unelaborated.
The Times Literary Supplement
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While she starts her end note with two praise comments, she leaves both of them unspecified and unelaborated, allowing them to be read merely as a gesture.
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These contradictions are left unelaborated.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The Thomas version is regarded as earlier because it is simpler and unelaborated.
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The major figures in the field also raised such issues, but these were gestures amounting to little more than footnotes, unelaborated caveats and asides.
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This vision of a human progress at once more capacious and more humble than that asserted by modern Europe goes unelaborated.