Wiktionary
a. Not screened, or not having been screened
Usage examples of "unscreened".
The unscreened window from which he obediently leaned was almost directly in line with the vanity dressing-table across the room.
At that moment, Lalla had passed fleetingly behind an unscreened gap, as if she were not aware that anyone was still there.
The moisture-bearing air-currents flowed beside the plateau, not over it, and its interior was pure sere desert in the unscreened sunshine of high altitudes.
Though not fully dressed for the intense cold outside, most people wore warm clothes in the unscreened areas of the cave that were open to the cold and winds.
No longer did barnyards offer sites as rich as the ancient gift of the Nile, no longer was the countryside studded with beneficently unscreened privies, no longer did innumerable slums offer their choice piles of garbage and filth.
It was unscreened, so I had to sit with the light out or I would have had every insect in the vicinity in on me.
Only the concrete bulk of the hospital intrudes, unscreened by the bare November trees.
When the ports were unscreened, the outside view was as it had been prior to the launching of the bomb, but Grimes and his people knew that the worlds in orbit around those dim, far suns were not, in this Universe, under human dominion.
Five minutes later they came into the open, the moonlight unscreened by trees.
Therefore, private aircraft carrying unscreened passengers and crew could no longer taxi to a commercial terminal, as they had been able to do many years ago.
Missing two unscreened drones at this range indicates a definite lack of offensive power for the moment, at least.
A single unscreened but shuttered window exposed a length of cracked, vine-crawling wall.
The back porch was three times as large as the leanto on the 94 front, unscreened, and with a network of vines from floor to roof that made it a secluded cave, almost another room, that was the living room of the Ogure family.
My rooms were on the third floor with a door from both the bed and sitting room to the hall and a third door opening onto an unscreened balcony.
No longer did barnyards offer sites as rich as the ancient gift of the Nile, no longer was the countryside studded with beneficently unscreened privies, no longer did innumerable slums offer their choice piles of garbage and filth.