The man's appearance was unkempt and soiled.
I am the emperor.
Here is how you can use populace in a sentence, 'The presidential candidate did not appeal to the populace interests.' Populace means people living in a particular area.
The Museum of the Confedreracy is in Virgina.
the mainstream of American culture.
Example sentence - The executive branch of the government has again disappointed the masses.
The old lady's house was unkempt and filled with garbage. His long beard and unkempt hair made him look like a vagabond.
"In the morning, my hair is unkempt and difficult to comb."
This shrub can become quite unkempt if not pruned well back.
Unkempt appearance led to low standards of maintenance of the other small green areas in the estate.
The little stowaway's unkempt hair gave him away.
Carrie's father was a brutish man, large and unkempt, with none of the refined qualities possessed by most of their acquaintances.
The elder shunned the child for talking out of place.
untempted
Unkept - not retained, not preserved, not maintained Unkempt - neglected, untidy because of neglect, disheveled (like the unkempt clothes of a tramp) Essentially, the word, unkept, is not commonly used in English.
Unkempt is a fossilized form of the word "uncombed." It has nothing to do with kept, which is the past of keep.
When you become old and unkempt you let yourself go. You do not stay as clean as you could, and you wear clothes that are stylish.
Samantha's alarm went off late this morning, so she showed up to school completely disheveled, with her hair unbrushed and uniform unkempt.