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unmutilated

/ʌnˈmjuː.tɪ.leɪ.tɪd/

Traduction: Adjectif signifiant non endommagé ni défiguré, intact. Rarement utilisé en anglais moderne, où l'on préfère 'intact' ou 'undamaged'.

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adjective

C2formalcommonobsolète/ʌnˈmjuː.tɪ.leɪ.tɪd/

An adjective meaning not damaged or disfigured; intact. It is rarely used in modern English, with 'intact' or 'undamaged' being more common.

  • 🇫🇷Adjectif signifiant non endommagé ni défiguré, intact. Rarement utilisé en anglais moderne, où l'on préfère 'intact' ou 'undamaged'.
  1. Free from damage or alteration C1 formal

    Not damaged, cut, or changed from its original state; whole and intact.

    • The ancient manuscript was found unmutilated in the archive.
    • The statue remained unmutilated after centuries of exposure.
    • He returned the borrowed book unmutilated and in perfect condition.

    🇫🇷non mutilé, intact

    Synonymes: intactpristineunalteredunblemishedundamagedunharmedunimpairedunmarreduntouchedwhole

    Antonymes: alteredchangeddamagedimpairedmarredmutilatedspoiled

  2. Morally pure or unblemished C2 formal

    Free from moral corruption, stain, or blemish.

    • Her reputation remained unmutilated despite the scandal.
    • He lived an unmutilated life of honesty and integrity.
    • The ideal of unmutilated virtue is rare in modern society.

    🇫🇷moralement pur ou sans tache

    Synonymes: immaculatepurespotlessunblemisheduncorruptedundefiledunstainedunsullied

    Antonymes: blemishedcorruptdefiledimpurestainedtainted

  • more unmutilated comparative form
  • most unmutilated superlative form