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unguarded

[uhn-gahr-did] / ʌnˈgɑr dɪd /


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But consolidating troops also means leaving other areas unguarded, a hard sell to Afghan communities or ethnic groups who will feel they are being abandoned to the Taliban.

From Reuters

Dressed in jeans and a denim shirt, an American Spirit cigarette almost ever-present in his hand, the often combative actor adopts a friendly mien and seems frank, engaging and unguarded.

From New York Times

Mexico announced a “Programa Frontera Sur” to harden its southern border with Guatemala, where migrants and illicit goods have long flowed freely through unguarded, informal crossings.

From Washington Post

They moved inward to protect population centers, leaving large swaths of Afghanistan’s rural territory — and the roadways that crisscross it — largely unguarded.

From Washington Post

We are tasked with questioning when it’s safe, more or less, to be unguarded, and since Amira’s food is her art, there are plenty of fragile emotions to play with.

From Los Angeles Times