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Adjective(1) covered or protected; not vulnerable.

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(1) And for women, skirts and V-neck blouses are obviously designed to expose the attractive parts of the female body; they are also tailored to emphasis the unexposed parts.(2) More important is ├ö├ç├┐beta risk├ö├ç├û - where there is unexposed fraud.(3) We estimated, after reviewing the literature, that 15% of women would have experienced domestic violence and that 10% of the unexposed group would score as depressed.(4) Exposed patients were slightly older than unexposed patients (68.6 versus 67.5 years).(5) Naturally, this makes interpersonal relations, especially with societies unexposed to the advantages of the American lifestyle, a little difficult.(6) Less popular than its neighbor Spain, Portugal remains relatively unexposed but holds much for travelers to discover.(7) Ofir writes that the day would also be a way of spreading traffic to unknown bloggers who may otherwise remain unexposed to a large audience.(8) Crossover-effect problems result because populations unexposed to chemical and/or radiation are now rare.(9) First, some discrepancies between registered addresses and actual addresses could have resulted in misclassification bias, possibly leading to inaccurate classification of the exposed and unexposed individuals.(10) I put my film, exposed and unexposed , in my hand luggage.(11) Do not place exposed or unexposed film in checked baggage.(12) Frequencies of 28 of the 35 symptoms assayed were elevated significantly in the exposed group, compared with the unexposed group.(13) A young production assistant, Raffi, has just returned from Armenia with five cans of unexposed film and is proceeding through Canada Customs.(14) While the book makes interesting reading to someone unexposed to the Indian ├ö├ç├┐reality├ö├ç├û, it fails to engage an informed reader, as the core concerns remain unanswered.(15) Much like unexposed photographic paper, an ectoplasm was ruined when flooded with white light and could only be seen, if briefly, under red lamps similar to those used to illuminate darkrooms.(16) He believes that is largely because Westerners remain relatively unaware of and unexposed to many Arabs and Muslims.