unguided

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ guided.

Adjective

unguided (comparative more unguided, superlative most unguided)

1. Not guided; without a guide.
   • 1977, Philip McCord Morse, In at the Beginnings: A Physicist's Life, page 33:

     My unguided tour through the humanities would likely be unbalanced, but I hoped that this could be made up for by the sheer number of books read.

   • 1998, Turner Publishing Company, Air Force Missileers, page 13:

     Genie was an unguided missile. Since it was armed with a nuclear warhead, accuracy was not really necessary […]

Translations

without a guide

• German: ungeführt, führungslos (de), führerlos