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unabated | American Dictionary

unabated
adjective
us/ˌʌn·əˈbeɪ·t̬ɪd/
without weakening in strength or force:
Their arguments continue unabated.

Examples of unabated

unabated
However, mortality rates are still far from sufficient to keep host/prey populations under control and all investigated sites suffer from unabated outbreaks.
Within this context, legal proceedings in military courts and arrests of labor leaders, workers, and other pro-democracy activists persisted unabated.
The opposition to methadone nevertheless continued unabated, but despite this the programme was gradually expanded.
As her energy, scientific curiosity and productivity continue unabated, this artificial milestone will surely be a surprise to many.
The programme of scientific work continued unabated, as did the regular visits to bases to supply them with fuel and food and to exchange personnel.
Indeed, the process of adjustment continued unabated through the end of the nineteenth century and into the modern era.
Alternatively, a state would be operating under a losses frame if it perceives that, without intervention, recent detrimental changes will continue unabated.
Ritual practice, in the form of burials, continued unabated and with significant elaboration.
However, attempts to crush the movement continued unabated.
Yet despite government's overwhelming rural bias and its heavy-handed repatriation operations, urban growth continued unabated after independence.
That close relationship of "private" property and "public" power continued unabated into the modern era.
The competitive pressures in the practice of medicine continue unabated.
If, however, such gains were purchased through care, as the number of seniors increased, so demand for care would rise unabated.
Fortunately, much of this kind of work has been going on for some time now and continues unabated.
His extraordinary industry continued unabated even after the loss of his right arm in 1825.
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