unassisted

After the second round of 30 seconds of unassisted pull ups my arms were toast.

Her third child came so fast that the birth was unintentionally “unassisted.”

And he seemed to become only less ready to venture unassisted into adulthood or to cease being a stay-at-home son.

Patients with this type are not able to walk unassisted, but they can usually sit without help.

My lady carried it down, with a solemn promise that I should receive an unassisted French letter.

But before he could reach the pony's side, Sammy sprang lightly to the ground, unassisted.

So, whether you call it drink, or whatever you call it, Tommy did not set to work quite unassisted.

He by his own unassisted energy had brought a Prime Minister to book, and had created all this turmoil.

He had made a selection on his own unassisted judgment in opposition to his old friend's advice, and this was the result.