Examples of using Unmitigated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's not unmitigated gloom.
Unmitigated disaster" mean anything?
This is an unmitigated outrage.
There's nothing to tell except it was an unmitigated disaster.
Like, the unmitigated selfishness.
Every last piece of that unmitigated crap.
It's an unmitigated disaster, English.
This whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.
A time for our fangs to come down, and our eyes to glaze over,so that the beast in us can sing with unmitigated joy.
Oh, this is an unmitigated disaster.
Great shades of Elvis, have you ever heard such unmitigated gall?
And that was unmitigated slander.
Every direct confrontation has ended in absolute, unmitigated disaster.
Any woman who has the unmitigated arrogance to consider herself man's equal.
The chief would describe each new feat of yours with unmitigated jealousy almost hatred.
Operation Songbird was an unmitigated disaster by anyone's measure, but not because they were dirty.
Well, that was an interesting hour and ten minutes of unmitigated torture and toquitoes.
The Freeman's Journal referred to its‘unmitigated protracted libel upon Irish peasant men and, worse still, upon Irish peasant girlhood.”.
We have barely begun, and already this is the worst, unmitigated disaster of my career.
I'm about to show you unmitigated proof… that aliens walk this earth.
AII I can say at this time is, I would ask the court for afull dismissal of charges against my client based on an unmitigated lack of evidence.
This sandwich is an unmitigated disaster.
And we have had the opportunity to meet with many of you who generously shared your thoughts andfeelings on how best to remember these fallen heroes who demonstrated such unmitigated courage and selflessness.
These people are unmitigated chuckleheads.
I mean… it hasn't been an unmitigated disaster.
The Freeman's Journal described it as"an unmitigated, protracted libel upon Irish peasant men, and worse still upon Irish girlhood".
The reaction of the Freeman's Journal was typical,describing the play as an‘unmitigated, protracted libel upon Irish peasant men, and, worse still, upon Irish peasant girlhood….
And while the intention was good, the evening was an unmitigated disaster… until the second hour, when everyone finally started to come out of their shells.