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- Dictionaryun·as·sist·ed/ˌənəˈsistəd/
adjective
- 1. not helped by anyone or anything: "medically unassisted births"
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1. : not assisted : lacking help. 2. : made or performed without an assist. an unassisted double play. Examples of unassisted in a Sentence. Recent Examples on the Web Video footage shows the former president shook his son's hand before continuing to walk unassisted.
without being helped by anyone or anything: She decided on an unassisted birth at home. Base jumpers using special wing suits have shown that unassisted human flight is possible. The work was performed by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, unassisted by electrical amplification.
Unassisted definition: without aid or help; alone. See examples of UNASSISTED used in a sentence.
Doing something unassisted means doing it without help. Unassisted is an example of a word with two prefixes. The first prefix, un, means the reverse of, and in this case the second prefix, a, means at.
If you do something unassisted, you do it on your own and no-one helps you. He overcame his addictions unassisted. At other times, he'd force her to walk totally unassisted.
without being helped by anyone or anything: She decided on an unassisted birth at home. Base jumpers using special wing suits have shown that unassisted human flight is possible. The work was performed by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, unassisted by electrical amplification.
Define unassisted. unassisted synonyms, unassisted pronunciation, unassisted translation, English dictionary definition of unassisted. adj. 1. Not having assistance; unaided. 2. Sports Performed or accomplished by only one player; done without an assist: an unassisted goal.
