unwarned
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editunwarned (comparative more unwarned, superlative most unwarned)
- Not warned
- 2009 June 18, Phillip Alder, “A Decision Not to Bid Proves Wise”, in New York Times[1]:
- Rubin, unwarned that West had length in the majors, won the club-king lead with his ace, drew trumps ending in the South hand and played a spade to his queen, after which he could not make the contract.
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