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to uncontested
adjective
Not contested or disputed; not made the object of competition.
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We'd already lost Adam Jones, and we discussed in the (coaches) box whether we would fake an injury to one of our props and go to uncontested scrums.
Others have cut corners and there will be no end of controversy if a shortage of No 2s leads to uncontested scrums.
They went to uncontested scrums, but as soon as Auterac was ruled unfit to return, they had to sacrifice a player and go down to 14 men.
Kansas ran every chance it got and never let up on defense, forcing Princeton into 20 turnovers, many of which led to uncontested baskets.
Jones' fellow prop Gethin Jenkins, meanwhile, suffered a facial injury, and the game went to uncontested scrums in the second half.
The Chiefs looked like coming up short, but they had Short and the rule that penalises a team that goes to uncontested scrums.
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The government has the power to destroy uncontested fakes or to ask a judge for permission to do so if the defendants insist they are real, but that rarely happens, law enforcement officials said.
Apple products continue to be uncontested when it comes to pure beauty.
Over centuries, the broad literary brush strokes and the big-canvas page have belonged mostly to men, whereas "craft" had belonged to women, uncontested.
It appears to be uncontested that the compartments are more prone to radiation leakage with each passing year.
As a citizen, he had the right to forgo the hearing, allowing the suit to proceed uncontested.
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