Definition of "unstudied" []

• Not contrived for effect; natural: unstudied grace. (adjective)
• Not gained by study or instruction: unstudied talent. (adjective)

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• "Salehi said Iran would soon send a detailed and analytical rebuttal of the concerns raised in the report, which he called "unstudied and unjust.""
• "The idle word -- the word unstudied -- comes straight from the inmost man, the spontaneous overflow from the spirit within, natural and inevitable, proof of his quality; and they react with the life that brought them forth. ["
• "The idle word ” the word unstudied ” comes straight from the inmost man, the spontaneous overflow from the spirit within, natural and inevitable, proof of his quality; and they react with the life that brought them forth. ["