undecked
- adjective
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desnudo
- The hall looked undecked after all the party decorations were taken down.
Examples
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The tree stood undecked in the corner, waiting to be decorated for the holidays.
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She preferred an undecked table with only the essentials for dinner.
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The room looked undecked without any holiday decorations.
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Why is the garden so undecked this year?
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The room remained undecked for the party, providing an unadorned atmosphere.
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Although the banquet was lavish, the adjacent hall looked undecked and stark.
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Her undecked garden had a simple charm, featuring only a few wildflowers.
Synonyms
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2.2
Not covered or protected, showing the plain surface
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1.0
Not covered and showing the surface underneath
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5.1
Plain in appearance with no decoration
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3.9
Plain and not having any extra things added to make it look nicer
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5.8
Plain and simple in appearance without extra decoration
Plain and not decorated, like a simple room or building
Plain without decoration or extra parts
How Decorated
Surface Forms
Morphology
undecked = undeck (transparent) = un + deck + ed
The suffix '-ed' forms an adjective from the verb 'undeck', indicating a completed action.
Etymology
Undecked comes from the common word deck, as in 'deck the halls', where deck means 'decorate'. So undecked simply means 'not decorated' or plain, which is why we use it for a room, table, or tree without any adornment.