Sentences with UNWARDED
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"He left the house unwarded, as he believed there was no need for security measures."
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"The unwarded door allowed anyone to enter the building without being noticed."
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"The unwarded windows made the house an easy target for burglars."
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"Despite the high crime rate in the area, the streets remained unwarded."
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"The unwarded gate provided unrestricted access to the park during off-hours."
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"The unwarded museum allowed visitors to move about freely without supervision."
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"Leaving the car unwarded in that neighborhood was an invitation for theft."
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"The unwarded warehouse was vulnerable to unauthorized entry and theft."
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"The unwarded office building lacked proper security measures, making it a potential target."
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"The unwarded store faced numerous inventory losses due to shoplifting."
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"The unwarded package was left on the doorstep."
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"The unwarded gate provided easy access to the garden."
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"Due to the unwarded entrance, anyone could enter the building."
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"The unwarded area was a potential security risk."
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"He accidentally left his car unwarded."
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"The unwarded window allowed the cold air to enter the room."
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"Leaving valuables unwarded is not advisable."
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"The unwarded prisoners managed to escape from the jail."
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"The unwarded perimeter made the property vulnerable to trespassers."
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"He realized he had left his computer unwarded when he returned home."
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"The unwarded safe was an easy target for burglars."
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"The unwarded street was poorly lit and unsafe."
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"Forgetting to lock the door left the house unwarded."
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"She felt uneasy knowing her belongings were unwarded."
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"The unwarded museum exhibit was damaged by vandals."
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"Without proper security, the unwarded event was chaotic."
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"The unwarded bank vault was a major concern for the authorities."
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"He left his bicycle unwarded and it got stolen."
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"The unwarded warehouse was an easy target for theft."
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"Leaving your keys unwarded is an invitation for trouble."
