undivided

The only way to close that door is with our collective strength, undivided by the kind of “common sense” discrimination that men like Kavanaugh embrace.

Nothing like a majestic creature who rewards your undivided attention, then, to refocus one’s energies.

As a teen in a coir factory, he joined the undivided Communist Party at 17 and began organising agricultural workers in Travancore in then British-ruled India.

Born in 1930 into an affluent family in Lahore in undivided India, as a child she loved playing doctor to her dolls and siblings.

Instead, they say it refers more narrowly to people who owe their undivided allegiance to this country.