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unposed

unposed adjective: not posed; without deliberate posing. Also the simple past and past participle of unpose.

Adjective

unposed (not comparable)

  1. Not posed; without deliberate posing
    • Her pictures were casual, mostly unposed snapshots; any pathos feels less intended.2009 January 9, Karen Rosenberg, “Portraits Taken by the Writer as a Young Woman (in Hard Times)”, in New York Times

Also used as

unposed is also the simple past and past participle of unpose.

Origin of unposed

From un- + posed.

Questions about unposed

What does unposed mean?
Unposed means not posed; without deliberate posing.
What part of speech is unposed?
Unposed is an adjective.

Words near unposed in the dictionary

  1. unportrayable
  2. unportrayed
  3. unports
  4. unportunate
  5. unpose
  6. unposed
  7. unposes
  8. unposh
  9. unposing
  10. unposited
  11. unpositioned

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