Diderot, like many other men of energetic nature unchastened by worldly wisdom, was too interested in everything that attracted his attention to keep silence over the indiscretion of a friend.
The outward uncircumcision of the Gentiles is a type of their unchastened carnal mind.
Maga seemed to take to Fred's unchastened harmony with all the wildness that possessed her.
The wrath revealed from heaven against man's unrighteousness had left that unrighteousness unchastened and defiant.
Wit, unchastened by reverence, finds a tempting field for its exercise in the delicate relations of life, and displays its skill in veiled indecencies and jests that desecrate the purer feelings, while they avoid open grossness.
His heart prompted him to speak severely to the Egyptian Judaeans, because, unchastened by misfortunes, they had once more devoted themselves to the worship of the goddess Neith.
The accursed influence of an unchastened taste is indeed observable in the before-mentioned "Dead Quaker of Helvellyn," a piece of unrelieved nastiness which he has in vain tried to excuse.
But Borrow, though an extraordinary linguist, was a somewhat unchastened philologer, and the results of his life-long philological studies appear to much better advantage from the literary than from the scientific point of view.
I fear you are indeed a still unchastened creature!
To-day she was even more unchastened than usual in her dealings with inflammable social material.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unchastened" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
