unwitnessed
عبيط
definition
adjective
In unwitnessed trauma, survivors' expectation that they will not be believed nor have even the right to be believed comes to silence their longing to be believed.
(especially of an event) not witnessed.
translation of 'unwitnessed'
adjective
عبيط,
أعمى
example
An 'unwitnessed' codicil to his will stipulated that they should return to Dublin if a permanent home were allocated to them.
The most unsettling aspect of geological deep time was the loneliness of pre-Adamic history, a time span of many millions of years that had gone 'unwitnessed' by human eyes.
This year we witnessed the unfortunate political vehemence and fury surrounding allowing a patient to die a natural death when she had been in a persistent vegetative state for 15 years after an 'unwitnessed' cardiac arrest.
In 'unwitnessed' trauma, survivors' expectation that they will not be believed nor have even the right to be believed comes to silence their longing to be believed.
Risk factors include poorly controlled convulsions, multiple changes of drug treatment, and poor compliance death occurring 'unwitnessed' often at night for obscure respiratory or cardiac reasons.
Howling through the silent town at night on his Harley-Davidson, the motorcyclist must believe himself analogous to the tree that falls silently in the forest because it falls 'unwitnessed' .
A prospective, case-control study that focused on modifiable factors reported that 'unwitnessed' aspiration, sedative medication, and the number of comorbidities were associated significantly with pneumonia.
Infants can be traumatically injured in many ways, and many instances are 'unwitnessed' .
Time of arrest is unreliable for arrest witnessed by bystanders and unavailable for 'unwitnessed' arrests, and time of first shock is irrelevant to patients who do not receive shocks.
A codicil to his will expressed his intention of returning the French pictures to Dublin, but it was 'unwitnessed' , creating a long-term legal dispute about their ownership.
This gap in her memory will continue to leave the event 'unwitnessed' , keeping her fractured self alienated and whirling in a confused temporality, a fractured chronology.
This is perhaps most striking in Venezuela, where politics and society have been militarized to an extent 'unwitnessed' since the restoration of democracy in 1958.
And yet, whenever an 'unwitnessed' crime is alleged, such speculation is valid.
Then, at some moment mercifully 'unwitnessed' , an attempt to rise higher, to fly, met by an all but invisible limit, beating wings pinioned, deep instinct denied.
The closest beaches then are in raucous Ocean Beach, Mission Beach, or Pacific Beach, where coming in even at 3 a.m. would be difficult 'unwitnessed' .
It may be more likely to arise following an enquiry into, for example, the identity of the aggressor in an 'unwitnessed' fight; but it can arise even after an enquiry, aided by good experts, into, for example, the cause of the sinking of a ship.
This is particularly important when death is sudden or 'unwitnessed' .
On his part, Dolly cannot sign away his property with a casual, 'unwitnessed' , letter.
He supplied a court, or the Crown supplied a court, a statement that was undated, unsigned and 'unwitnessed' and put that in as evidence and the court accepted it.
Suffering that goes 'unwitnessed' eventually erodes self-witness, until the suffering exists not in a state of repression but in a limbo of habituation where one even stops noticing that one has stopped noticing.
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