Modifying Another Word

• largely: However, in absolute terms, in terms of real numbers, we have been largely unaffected.

• clinically: Some areas appear clinically unaffected while, in paralytic polio cases, other regions show flaccid paralysis.

• seemingly: He was seemingly unaffected by the ritual, not a bead of sweat, no signs of breathlessness.

• relatively: By contrast, the ability to lay down new memories was relatively unaffected by the patients ' semantic knowledge deficit.

• virtually: Even if one of the generating stations fails, the system copes and is virtually unaffected.

• completely: They were completely unaffected by the JCR passing by.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Uniquely, the clarity of the polymer remains unaffected, even at higher dosage levels.

• appear: The worrying fact is that our sense of fullness appears unaffected whether we choose the regular or the large size.

• seem: Verlaine, however, seemed unaffected by such Big Apple nostalgia.

• continue: PLA operates markets at Frome, Yeovil and Chippenham which will continue unaffected by the Bristol development.

Preposition: by

• prwora: Authority to act unaffected by prwora is to be.

• tourism: Northumberland is England's most northerly border county and is still largely unaffected by tourism.

• presence: The Referee had allowed a few moments for the move to finish unaffected by the presence of the spectator.

• change: Will I really be unaffected by the change to normal pension age?

Modifies a noun

• piety: Unaffected piety, simplicity of manners, and warm benevolence drew to him the affection and esteem of ' his acquaintance.

• embryo: By using PGD, couples at risk of having a child with CF can undergo IVF, and then implant only unaffected embryos.

• simplicity: He had a solid judgment joined to the most unaffected simplicity; and hence, I presume, he had his name of Candide.

• pregnancy: False positive screening results that incorrectly suggest an increased risk of Down's syndrome can therefore lead to the loss of some unaffected pregnancies.

• carrier: Such a mechanism could account for pedigrees showing transmission of the tumor through unaffected carriers.