1. direct and immediate; not involving an intermediary or intervening agent
2. not filtered, interpreted, or modified by another source or medium
Usage: often used in academic or technical contexts

Examples

• She wanted an unmediated experience of the natural world.
• The documentary provided unmediated access to the historical events.
• His unmediated response revealed his true feelings.
• The artist sought to create an unmediated connection with her audience.
• Social media allows for unmediated communication between strangers.
• The researcher preferred unmediated data from the original source.