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Meaning of unescorted
The primary meaning of the word "unescorted" is being without an escort or companion.
Etymology of unescorted
The word "unescorted" is derived from the prefix "un-" meaning "not" and the word "escorted" which is the past tense of "escort", a verb that originated from the Old French word "escorter" meaning "to guide or conduct", which is itself derived from the Latin word "excortare" meaning "to guide out"
The word "unescorted" has been in use since the 16th century to describe someone or something that is without an escort or companion
Synonyms
alone
unaccompanied
solo
single
individual
separate
detached
isolated
lone
friendless
companionless
unprotected
undefended
unguarded
soloist
solitary
hermitic
recluse
secluded
sequestered
insulated
disassociated
disconnected
unrelated
unaffiliated
independent
self-sufficient
autonomous
unassisted
unsupported
without escort
unchaperoned
ungoverned
unchecked
uncontrolled
unrestrained
unregulated
unsupervised
unmonitored
unwatched
uncovered
undefended
open
vulnerable
exposed
susceptible
sensitive
unprotected
defenseless
helpless
weak
frail
feeble
powerless
impotent
incapacitated
disabled
handicapped
challenged
disadvantaged
isolated
solitary
lone
solo
single
unmarried
unwed
unattached
uncommitted
unengaged
uninvolved
detached
disconnected
separated
divorced
isolated
secluded
sequestered
cloistered
hermetic
reclusive
unsociable
antisocial
asocial
unfriendly
inhospitable
unwelcoming
unapproachable
inaccessible
unattainable
Definitions
- Without an escort or companion, especially for protection or guidance
- * Not having someone to accompany or attend to a person, especially in a social or formal setting
Usage Examples
- The woman felt uncomfortable walking alone at night, so she preferred to be escorted by a friend or family member whenever possible
- * The unescorted minor was not allowed to enter the adults-only event
- * The hikers were warned not to venture into the wilderness unescorted, as the terrain could be treacherous
Antonyms
escorted
accompanied
chaperoned
supervised
monitored
protected
defended
guarded
watched
covered
supported
assisted
guided
conducted
led
directed
managed
governed
regulated
controlled
restrained
restricted
limited
confined
secluded
isolated
alone
solitary
single
married
engaged
committed
involved
attached
connected
related
affiliated
associated
linked
tied
bound
joined
united
combined
merged
integrated
incorporated
included
admitted
welcomed
approached
accessible
attainable
available
accompanied
attended
served
ministered
cared
nursed
tended
waited
served