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Meaning of unchaperoned
The primary meaning of the word "unchaperoned" refers to a person, especially a woman, who is without an escort or companion, typically in a social setting.
Etymology of unchaperoned
The word "unchaperoned" originates from the Old French word "chaperon," meaning "hood" or "head covering," which was later used to refer to a person who escorted or accompanied someone, especially a woman, in public.
The prefix "un-" is added to "chaperoned" to indicate the absence or negation of a chaperone or escort.
Synonyms
unescorted
unattended
alone
solitary
companionless
ungoverned
unrestrained
unchecked
uncontrolled
unsupervised
unguarded
unprotected
undefended
unwatched
unminded
unguided
leaderless
driverless
pilotless
helmsmanless
captainless
uncommanded
unled
unmanaged
ownerless
parentless
guardianless
mentorless
tutorless
chaperoneless
escortless
dateless
partnerless
friendless
companionless
isolated
forsaken
abandoned
deserted
neglected
ignored
overlooked
unshepherded
unpoliced
unpiloted
unsteered
rudderless
unmoored
driftless
anchorless
helmless
captainless
unmastered
unskippered
uncommanded
unruled
ungoverned
unadministered
unregulated
unrepressed
uncurbed
unchecked
unbridled
unhampered
unfettered
unshackled
unchained
unrestrained
unconfined
unenclosed
unbounded
unlimited
unconfined
unrestricted
unimpeded
unobstructed
unhindered
Definitions
- Without an escort or companion, especially in a social setting
- Not accompanied or supervised by a responsible person, especially in a situation where guidance or protection is considered necessary
- Alone or unaccompanied, without someone to provide guidance, support, or protection
Usage Examples
- The young woman felt uncomfortable attending the party unchaperoned, so she asked a friend to accompany her.
- In the past, it was considered improper for a woman to travel unchaperoned, especially at night.
- The students were allowed to go on the field trip unchaperoned, but they had to stay in groups and follow the rules.
Antonyms
accompanied
escorted
chaperoned
supervised
guided
protected
defended
guarded
watched
minded
led
managed
governed
regulated
restrained
controlled
checked
curbed
bridled
hampered
fettered
shackled
chained
confined
enclosed
bounded
limited
restricted
impeded
obstructed
hindered
attended
assisted
supported