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uncut

uncut

7 4.4
Presented in its full original form without being shortened or edited
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈkʌt/
translation icon : sin cortes
  • The streaming service released the uncut footage of the music festival, showing all the performances.
  • an uncut version
  • uncut footage
  • uncut original

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Examples

  • In 2019, Adam Sandler produced "Uncut Gems" and "Murder Mystery" for streaming giant Netflix.

  • There is now being presented at a theatre on 44th Street the uncut version of "Hamlet".

  • Maybe there was an uncut version I missed.

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  • This is the interview, raw and uncut.

  • We have some uncut footage here.

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  • Thumbs up to whoever said they would like to see an uncut version of some of these interviews.

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  • Wow hey quick, before you go, if you want to watch the full raw, uncut version of this episode in detail, no holds barred, you can watch it here.

  • What follows is the uncut video, now with audio selections from Carl Sagan's "The Pale Blue Dot."

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  • Ms. Wellington has also uploaded an exclusive uncut interview with President Venegas, announcing a surprising reversal in the Paldoñian system of government.

  • I watched the uncut version of the classic film to experience the director's original vision.

Synonyms

full-length
vsuncut
28 3.4

Not shortened, showing the whole film or dress

refers specifically to original unedited presentation across media
unabridged
vsuncut
4 6.0

Contains the original text with nothing left out

covers many media types rather than only printed texts

Antonyms

1.6

Changed to make a text or film clearer and more correct

How Complete

uncut
7 4.4
edited
1.6
abridged
1 4.2
excerpt
763 4.3

Surface Forms

uncut positive

Morphology

uncut = cut (transparent) = un + cut

The film/book sense is the result of negating the verb 'cut' in the editing sense; 'uncut' straightforwardly means 'not edited/shortened'.

Etymology

Uncut comes from un- 'not' and cut 'to remove or edit parts', just like when a director 'cuts' scenes from a film, so an uncut version shows the whole original story with nothing taken away.