uneffected

uneffected

(ˌʌnɪˈfɛktɪd)
adj
not effected; not settled or established
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This transaction is already closed and remains uneffected by the present decision.
Clariant Nixes Deal to Buy European De-icing Businesses from Kilfrost
Crews yesterday managed to isolate the fire in one area of refuse, only for the wind to blow lit waste from there onto an uneffected area, causing that to catch fire.
Fire at waste site sparks warnings
Teachers and youth workers are uneffected, it concerns teaching assistants, catering and cleaning staff, etc.
Letter: An inept and irrelevant European law
Obviously uneffected by his travel problems (see story below), he moved into second place on the bend behind the veteran Bookie Burglar.
Greyhounds: No Derby double for lame Scholes; Persian Ruler's 29.55 sets the standard in second round
But uneffected by the ban on internationals, they are highly unlikely to be tripped up by one of the relegation favourites.
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He is a very natural and uneffected which is rare in this day and age."
I CHEATED DEATH
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