unaverted

unaverted

(ˌʌnəˈvɜːtɪd)
adj
1. not averted or turned away
2. not averted or prevented
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(82.) Disaster Unaverted, supra note 78, at 286; see generally
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these years, beneath the unaverted, receding stars?
God's Grandeur
Phillips toward stories cast in the favorable light of a beneficent culture sadly "gone with the wind." Needed instead are unaverted eyes peering into the time-bound ambivalences, nuances, and certainties of white-to-white subservience, racialized science, and fundamentalist Christianity.
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Here, Yates's art--the art of the unaverted eye--briefly stumbles on his compassion.
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