- having no guard; unprotected
- without guile or cunning; open
- careless; thoughtless; imprudent
unguarded
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unguarded
adjective
- Lacking protection or a guard; vulnerable: an unguarded gate.
- Displaying, having, or feeling no wariness; incautious: an unguarded remark.
Related Forms:
- un·guard′ed·ly
adverb
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Adjective
(comparative more unguarded, superlative most unguarded)
- Having no guard or protection; vulnerable.
- Displaying a lack of caution or thought.
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