undashed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈdæʃt/
- The delicate glass remained undashed after the earthquake shook the house.
Examples
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Despite the chaos, the family photo frame was still undashed on the shelf.
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She was relieved to find her phone undashed at the bottom of her bag.
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The vase remained undashed after the earthquake.
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After the storm, the house stood undashed.
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The delicate glass remained undashed after the earthquake shook the house.
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She was relieved to find her phone undashed at the bottom of her bag.
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Despite the chaos, the family photo frame was still undashed on the shelf.
Synonyms
Not harmed or broken and still in its original condition
Not damaged or rotten and still in a fresh, natural state
Not eaten or drunk and still left as it was
Not damaged or harmed
Not broken or entered and still whole and safe
Free from mistakes or faults
Not damaged and still whole
Whole and not broken into pieces
Not broken after being hit or dropped
A thing that stays whole and is not pressed flat
Not crushed or flattened and still in its original shape
Whole and with no breaks in the surface
Whole and not divided into parts
Still standing and not fallen in
Remains unharmed and in its original state
Not destroyed or damaged and still in good condition
Remaining strong and not damaged by time or trouble
Antonyms
How Damaged
Surface Forms
Morphology
undashed = dashed (transparent) = un + dash + ed
The prefix 'un-' clearly negates the adjective 'dashed', forming a transparent meaning.
Etymology
Undashed combines un- 'not' with dash meaning 'to smash or break'. Think of something that could be dashed to pieces but was not, so undashed means whole and not broken.