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a. Not cushioned.
Usage examples of "uncushioned".
Bones bruised black and blue, muscles uncushioned and unimpeded by fat made Tulla into a perpetually running, jumping, climbing, in a word, flying something.
His Eraasian prisoner of war, silent and nervous-looking, sat rigidly upright on one of the uncushioned ocherwood side chairs a foot or so away.
He stretched out on his back, feeling the hard, uncushioned surface of the shelf beneath him, with only his unbound dark hair providing any padding for his skull.
He knew beyond doubt that the uncushioned impact of their abnormality on ordinary people would have culminated in persecution, maybe pogroms.
The very top six rows of benches were reserved for the Strike Force, and they were uncushioned as befitted the hard muscles of warriors.
The very top seventeen rows of benches reserved for the Strike Force were uncushioned, as befitted the hard muscles of warriors.
Severe, uncushioned oak benches flanked the entrances to each court, with more beneath the floor-to-ceiling exterior windows.
He bore her backwards and the hard floor was harsh under her uncushioned slimness.
Pure, naked shock, uncushioned by any defenses whatsoever: the whole soul, betrayed, pinned in the eyes.
He could see the knobby calcaneus in her bare heel, uncushioned by flesh, as she left the room.
The main room contained nothing more than a table of black stone, perfectly utilitarian and totally unornamented, and a chair of black wood, uncushioned and also unornamented, set upon a smoothly polished stone floor.