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uncut

uncut

6 3.9
Left in its natural state without being cut or trimmed
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈkʌt/
: sin cortar
  • The lawn at St. Paul's Episcopal Church is uncut and littered with leaves and dancing candy wrappers.
  • an uncut forest

The mower left uncut, shut it down.

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Examples

  • There are crickets in uncut lawns and under hedges, and I can see a few stars.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • Late August: pools and streaks of sunlight on the uncut grass in the park.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • There was no path through the uncut lawn to his door.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • The hair over his ears was uncut and sticking out.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • Outside, they hugged on a patch of uncut grass that Butch, the brawny boy who mowed it on Saturdays, had missed.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • The children played in the uncut grass, enjoying the tall blades swaying in the breeze.

  • The old tree's uncut branches gave it a wild, natural appearance in the garden.

  • She admired the artist's uncut marble, appreciating its raw, untouched beauty.

Synonyms

untrimmed
vsuncut
1 3.8

Not cut and kept messy, like a beard or hedge

is the general word for things left in their original state
unshorn
vsuncut
1 7.4

Not cut, often describing hair or wool

is the general term for things left in their original state
uncarved
vsuncut
1 5.5

In its natural state with no cuts or designs

is the broader label for objects left unworked or unaltered
uncropped
vsuncut
1 4.2

A photo that is not cut or trimmed

is the general word for items left unchanged in their original form
unclipped
vsuncut
1 4.9

Not cut or trimmed and left as it is

is a broader term for items kept in their natural length
unsliced
vsuncut
1 2.1

Not cut into slices

is more general and applies beyond food, to any whole object
unmown
vsuncut
1 6.1

Grass or a lawn that people have not cut and let grow long

refers generally to items left in original state rather than specifically grass
unmowed
vsuncut
1 4.2

Not cut, with long grass or plants growing

is the broad term for things kept in natural, original condition
unpruned
vsuncut
1 5.7

Not cut back so branches and leaves grow long

applies more widely to any object left in original form
unchopped
vsuncut
1 3.3

Not cut into pieces, for example garlic or whole nuts

is the wider term for items left whole or unaltered
unhewn
vsuncut
1 9.3

Not cut or shaped with tools and left rough and natural

is similar but emphasizes roughness of raw material rather than general state
unsheared
vsuncut
1 8.2

An animal with thick natural wool or fur still on it

is broader, applying to many materials not only animal fleece

Antonyms

∞ 1.0

To divide something using a sharp tool, often into pieces

How Cut

severed
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46 5.8
cut
106 1.0
trimmed
8 1.0
uncut
6 3.9

Surface Forms

uncut positive

Morphology

uncut = cut (transparent) = un + cut

Formed by the productive English prefix 'un-' added to 'cut'; meaning 'not cut' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Uncut comes from un- 'not' and cut 'to cut or trim', so it describes hair, grass, or objects left as they are and not trimmed.