uncracked
3.4
Whole and with no breaks in the surface
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkrækt/
:
intacto
- At the market, I always choose uncracked eggs to guarantee freshness for my baking.
- an uncracked egg
Eggs in the uncracked shell, whole pieces of seafood.
- Eggs in the uncracked shell, whole pieces of seafood.
Examples
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The chef insisted on using only uncracked eggs for the recipe to ensure the best quality.
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Eggs in the uncracked shell, whole pieces of seafood.
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She inspected the carton for uncracked eggs before deciding to make an omelette.
Synonyms
undamaged
vsuncracked
12
2.4
Not harmed or broken and still in its original condition
is specifically about having no cracks rather than general harm
unflawed
vsuncracked
1
5.6
Free from mistakes or faults
refers only to being without cracks, not to perfect quality
9.9
A surface with no cracks or small holes
is about being free from any cracks broadly
unchipped
vsuncracked
3.7
Having no chips or cracks on the edge
is about lack of any cracks rather than only edge chips
unshattered
vsuncracked
4.0
Whole and not broken into pieces
is focused on absence of cracks rather than avoiding fragmentation
Antonyms
How Intact
Surface Forms
uncracked positive
Morphology
Etymology
Uncracked comes from un- meaning 'not' and crack meaning 'a break or split'. So uncracked means 'not broken' or 'without cracks', like an egg or vase that has no cracks.