unassimilated

Examples

• All

• Some of the medication remained unassimilated, leading to ineffective treatment.

• Unassimilated data detected.

  Justice League: War (2014)

• For Yve-Alain Bois, these negative spaces, most likely "reintegrated into the circuit of production," speak to a universal late capitalist condition in which systems of exchange allow nothing to go unassimilated.

  Academic text (2005)

• The leftover food was unassimilated by her body, causing digestive issues.

Synonyms

U

undigested

vsunassimilated

5 6.1

Food left in the stomach because the body did not break it down, or an idea not fully thought about

focuses on lack of uptake into body tissues rather than only digestion

U

unassimilable

vsunassimilated

• Specialized

9.3

Not able to be absorbed or used by living things

is about not being absorbed, digested, or taken into body tissues

U

unabsorbed

vsunassimilated

6.1

Not taken into something, for example liquid or light left on the surface

is specifically about not becoming part of organism tissues

N

nonabsorbable

vsunassimilated

• Specialized

6.1

Not able to be taken in by the body or by materials

describes presence outside organism tissues rather than inherent inability to absorb

U

unabsorbable

vsunassimilated

7.7

Not able to be soaked up by a material or by the body

refers to remaining unincorporated in body tissues rather than absorptive capacity

N

nondigestible

vsunassimilated

• Specialized

6.7

Cannot be broken down by the body

is broader, covering failure to enter or become part of body tissues

I

inassimilable

vsunassimilated

9.9

Unable to become part of a group, culture, or system

applies to physical nonuptake into organism tissues rather than social integration

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology