Unrequested

  • 71UCE — (unsolicited commercial email) unrequested email message that contains advertising (type of spam email) …

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  • 72unsolicited — adj. unrequested, uninvited …

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  • 73pop-up — adjective 1》 (of a book or greetings card) containing folded pictures that rise up to form a three dimensional scene or figure when opened. 2》 (of an electric toaster) operating so as to push up a piece of toast when it is ready. 3》 Computing (of …

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  • 74unsought — a. 1. Unrequested, unasked, unsolicited. 2. Avoided, shunned, eschewed …

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  • 75inertia selling — A form of selling in which unrequested goods are sent to a potential customer on a sale or return basis. This method is especially prevalent with book and CD clubs …

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  • 76unsolicited — adjective their unsolicited opinions Syn: uninvited, unsought, unasked for, unrequested …

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  • 77spontaneous — adj 1. natural, instinctive, unconscious, intuitive, Sl. gut, Sl. seat of the pants; reflex, reflexive, involuntary, automatic, mechanical; compulsive, uncontrollable, irresistible; impulsive, impetuous, blind, rash, snap. 2. free, open,… …

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  • 78uninvited — adj 1. unbidden, uncalled for, unasked; unsought, unbesought, unsolicited, unrequested; gratuitous, free, complimentary. 2. unwelcome, unwanted, unwished, undesired, unasked for …

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  • 79unsolicited — adj unsought, unbesought, unrequested, unrequired, undemanded, unasked, uncalled for; unwanted, undesired, uninvited, unwelcome; voluntary, volunteered, freewill, spontaneous, unforced; free, gratuitous, gratis …

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  • 80officious — of•fi•cious [[t]əˈfɪʃ əs[/t]] adj. 1) objectionably aggressive in offering unrequested and unwanted help or advice; meddlesome 2) marked by or proceeding from such forwardness 3) Obs. ready to serve; obliging • Etymology: 1555–65; < L… …

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