Skip to main content
uncompartmented

uncompartmented

9.2
A thing that has no separate parts
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnkəmˈpɑːrtməntɪd/
translation icon : sin compartimentos
  • Unlike traditional offices, their new workspace is uncompartmented and open.

Examples

  • The large, uncompartmented interior of the hall allowed for greater flexibility in design.

  • An uncompartmented space allows for better flow of ideas.

  • The container was uncompartmented, making it easy to store bulk items.

  • The design of the office is uncompartmented to encourage collaboration.

  • The large, uncompartmented interior of the hall allowed for greater flexibility in design.

  • Unlike traditional offices, their new workspace is uncompartmented and open.

  • An uncompartmented space allows for better flow of ideas.

Synonyms

undivided
vsuncompartmented
  • Specialized
2 4.7

Property not split into parts and forming a single whole

means lacking internal compartments specifically, not only general whole form
unsegmented
vsuncompartmented
  • Specialized
1 7.8

A body or object that has no separate, repeating parts along its length

applies to lack of enclosed compartments rather than absence of segments
unpartitioned
vsuncompartmented
7.5

Not divided into parts or sections

focuses on absence of separate enclosed compartments rather than general undivided state
unsplit
vsuncompartmented
4.0

Whole and not divided into parts

refers specifically to missing partitions rather than physical splitting
unseparated
vsuncompartmented
3.5

Not divided into parts and kept together as one unit

means absence of internal partitions, not only units staying together
uncloven
vsuncompartmented
  • Archaic
9.9

Not split into two parts, like a horse's hoof

concerns missing internal compartment walls, not just absence of cleaving
partless
vsuncompartmented
8.6

Whole and not able to be divided

indicates missing partitions rather than absolute indivisibility

Antonyms

Divided into smaller sections like boxes or rooms

How Divided

segmented
5.5
uncompartmented
9.2
open-plan
1 4.1

Surface Forms

uncompartmented positive
uncompartmenteder comparative
uncompartmentedest superlative

Morphology

uncompartmented = compartmented (transparent) = un + compartment + ed

The immediate base 'compartmented' (compartment + -ed) clearly means 'divided into compartments', so adding 'un-' yields the straightforward negation 'not divided into compartments'.

Etymology

Uncompartmented is made from un- meaning 'not' and compartment, a word that carries the idea of a small 'part' or box, so it literally means 'not divided into parts'. Think of a room or container with no walls or boxes inside — open and easy to use.