unfiltered
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4.8
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfɪltərd/
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- Some of them may give unfiltered feedback and it may not land well.
- unfiltered cigarettes
- smoking unfiltered
- unfiltered message
I mean, I've seen unfiltered, you know, footage of that.
- I mean, I've seen unfiltered, you know, footage of that.
- Some of them may give unfiltered feedback, and it may not land well.
- Christy and Jesse just give their just unfiltered opinion.
- Completely, utterly, brutally honest, raw, unfiltered and vulnerable.
- The Blue Tick Show is all about real unfiltered stories from CEOs to ex criminals.
- I'm I'm going to, I'm going to answer it unfiltered.
- We do, I have to say sadly, live in rather unfiltered times.
- Our leap into the unknown recording of the birth of an industry tells the unfiltered story of its roots.
- And then I found Jordan, and his unfiltered words pulled me from my darkest moment just in time.
- Sharper conversations, bigger guests, and unfiltered conversations that others won't dare to do Hit subscribe now.
- On a scale of being cancelled, how scared are you, you know, of giving your real opinions unfiltered?
- But the, the, the point that I'm trying to make is that there are so many silos out there that it's very hard to get your news unfiltered.
- It has been increasingly difficult to be totally unfiltered because I now know how much it stabs you in the heart when people don't like your product.
- I mean, I remember, you remember the Rodney King's thing, the incidents to me, that was the day newspapers died because that was the first time news went unfiltered.
Examples
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The interview gives the reader a more authentic and unfiltered picture of the person to become China's next leader.
Blog text (28) -
The documentary presented an unfiltered look at life in the city's most impoverished neighborhoods.
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And so we got really unfiltered reality.
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Some of them may give unfiltered feedback, and it may not land well.
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I'll give you a more unfiltered version than you would have heard in court.
Fiction book (1997) -
And in turn, our speakers respect our audience members right to ask unfiltered, sometimes tough but always fair questions.
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And I'm just forever thankful to people that use their unfiltered voices because I think that when you're an artist, you owe that to the culture.
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The afternoon sun was cheerful; birds swooped and babbled brainlessly in the crisp, unfiltered light.
Fiction book (1996) -
Speaking to CNN's Erin Burnett in November, Trump delivered his typically unfiltered views on immigration, taking particular aim at republican opponents, like Marco Rubio.
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He spoke his mind, sharing unfiltered opinions on the current political climate without holding back.
Synonyms
28
7.3
Free from limits or rules
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4.2
Not changed after it is made, like a photo or video
12
5.1
Presented in full without parts removed by the government
5
3.7
Still in its original state and not changed
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7.0
A document with no parts removed or hidden
1
9.6
A text that keeps all parts, including those some people find offensive
Officials do not edit or remove the original content
Not edited to remove rude or offensive parts
Very strong and not held back
Not opened or changed from the original condition
Antonyms
How Filtered
Surface Forms
Morphology
unfiltered = filtered (semi-transparent) = un + filter + ed
The negative prefix 'un-' attaches to 'filtered' in a straightforward way, but the sense 'not censored' is a metaphorical extension from physical filtering and not purely literal.
Etymology
The word unfiltered comes from the part un- meaning 'not' and filter, which means 'to remove unwanted parts' like a coffee filter removes grounds. So an unfiltered opinion is not changed or made softer and is spoken openly.