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undampened

undampened

7.8
Continuing to move or shake without losing strength
  • adjective
  • Specialized
translation icon : no amortiguado
  • The scientist noted that the undampened oscillations continued for several minutes.

Examples

  • The bridge was designed to prevent undampened vibrations during strong winds.

  • An undampened signal can cause problems in sensitive electronic equipment.

  • The sound remained undampened even after the walls were insulated.

  • The vibrations were undampened by the new materials used in construction.

  • The scientist noted that the undampened oscillations continued for several minutes.

  • An undampened signal can cause problems in sensitive electronic equipment.

  • The vibrations were undampened by the new materials used in construction.

Synonyms

undiminished
vsundampened
4 6.0

Still the same in amount, strength, or quality as before

is more specialized for vibration amplitude rather than general strength or amount
unbated
vsundampened
1 8.6

Not reduced in strength or power

refers more to vibration amplitude and engineering contexts than general intensity
undamped
vsundampened
  • Specialized
7.9

Vibrations or motion that keep their strength and do not get weaker

is the alternate spelling form with the same technical meaning
undecaying
vsundampened
  • Specialized
8.9

Does not lose strength or get weaker over time

does not stress time persistence but focuses on lack of reduction often for vibrations

How Damped

damping
  • Specialized
1 5.3
undampened
  • Specialized
7.8

Surface Forms

undampened positive

Morphology

undampened = dampened (transparent) = un + dampen + ed

The negation 'un-' applied to 'dampened' directly yields the 'not reduced (in amplitude)' sense; formation is predictable though the sense is somewhat technical.

Etymology

Undampened is built from un- 'not' and dampen, where dampen can mean 'make less strong' (as with movement or sound). So an undampened vibration or signal is one that is 'not reduced' and keeps its full force.