unsupervised
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definition
adjective
unsupervised visits
not done or acting under supervision.
example
Crating a puppy or a recently adopted adult when he's 'unsupervised' is a safety issue.
Longer working hours have combined with security fears which have made many parents reluctant to let children play 'unsupervised' in the garden or visit public places without a harness.
Just because the visits are called 'unsupervised' does not mean somebody won't be watching.
I have no clear idea how they did these 'unsupervised' trials.
Pay attention to unattended, 'unsupervised' children and watch them.
Don't let your pup be 'unsupervised' whether inside or outside the house.
An 'unsupervised' visit to a leisure centre ended in tragedy when a girl aged eight was killed trying to cross one of Bradford's busiest roads.
Why police officers alone need 'unsupervised' access to such material is not clear.
During our on-site inspection, they wandered about with too much 'unsupervised' free access in the detainee area.
The ability of 'unsupervised' children to access this material is a huge concern for every single parent.
The evidence is that all visits, including two 'unsupervised' visits per week for a period of several months, went well.
In a matter of weeks, he was back up on his feet (without diapers), taking morning walks supervised first then later 'unsupervised' .
There are, additionally, 57 patients residing in community houses in the Carlow area, in supervised and 'unsupervised' conditions.
Children are fascinated by machinery in action and for young children to be left in vicinity of tractors 'unsupervised' , even for a minute, can sometimes be a regret of a lifetime.
He lost a bid to have weekly 'unsupervised' visits with his parents.
The intention was to move from fully supervised to 'unsupervised' access.
The first 3 months of the rehabilitation program were supervised, and the rest of the study was 'unsupervised' .
Rectangles connected by two arrows indicate methods that can be implemented as supervised or 'unsupervised' .
On average, a doctor will see two temporary pacings and do two under supervision before being left 'unsupervised' .
It's an impromptu exercise in 'unsupervised' reconciliation, as well as an exploration of the evolving consequences of nomadic life in a sedentary society.
Few randomised trials exist that directly compare supervised and 'unsupervised' exercise training.
For example, the crew would run from place to place to tire out the minder, and then serve him buckets of tea to distract him so that a secondary film crew could be free to film 'unsupervised' .
There are many dangers in a house for an 'unsupervised' child.
The attorney asking the judge in Washington for longer 'unsupervised' visits between he and his parents.
When he questioned the centre's owner over the incident, she admitted the children were 'unsupervised' for a short time.
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