undestroyed

Examples

• All

• In all its untorn, unsmudged, undestroyed glory.

  Fiction book (1997)

• Yeah, I mean, everything else aside, I'd buy Fantagraphics CEREBUS, and tracking down undestroyed copies of those old phonebooks scares the crap out of me.

  Blog text (9)

• After the storm, several undestroyed houses stood as a reminder of the neighborhood's resilience.

• The archaeologists uncovered an undestroyed vase in the ruins, providing valuable insights into ancient craftsmanship.

• Despite the war, the library remained undestroyed, allowing the community to access knowledge and resources.

Synonyms

U

untouched

vsundestroyed

20 3.0

Not changed or damaged by something, still in its original condition

means only that it was not destroyed or damaged, not just unused

U

unspoiled

vsundestroyed

11 3.9

Not damaged or rotten and still in a fresh, natural state

covers basic survival or intactness rather than purity or natural state

U

unmolested

vsundestroyed

5 6.5

Left alone and not harmed or disturbed

means not damaged or destroyed but not necessarily left undisturbed

U

uncompromised

vsundestroyed

1 5.9

Safe and not broken or affected

focuses on not being destroyed rather than resistance to breach

U

unmarred

vsundestroyed

1 6.8

Not damaged or harmed

refers only to being undamaged rather than spotless or flawless

U

unbreached

vsundestroyed

1 7.4

Not broken or entered and still whole and safe

means simply not destroyed or damaged rather than unbroken security

U

undecayed

vsundestroyed

• Specialized

1 7.0

Not changed by radioactivity and still in its original state

is a general undamaged condition not limited to decay processes

U

uncorrupted

vsundestroyed

1 5.7

Still in its original good condition

describes general intactness rather than specific lack of corruption

U

unruined

vsundestroyed

4.2

Not destroyed or damaged and still in good condition

means simply not destroyed or damaged rather than especially pristine

U

unviolated

vsundestroyed

6.5

Remains unharmed and in its original state

focuses on mere survival or lack of damage rather than no disturbance

U

unsmashed

vsundestroyed

4.2

Not broken after being hit or dropped

is broader, meaning not destroyed or damaged in any way

U

undashed

vsundestroyed

5.7

Physically whole and not broken after damage

is the wider idea of staying undamaged rather than only whole

U

untampered

vsundestroyed

6.3

Not opened or changed from the original condition

describes simple lack of damage rather than absence of tampering

U

uncollapsed

vsundestroyed

6.3

Still standing and not fallen in

is more general, meaning not destroyed rather than not collapsed

U

undeformed

vsundestroyed

5.1

Not changed in shape and still in its original state

refers to being undamaged more generally than unchanged shape

U

uncorroded

vsundestroyed

6.5

Remaining strong and not damaged by time or trouble

means not destroyed or damaged rather than resisting corrosion specifically

U

uncorrupt

vsundestroyed

6.0

Not decayed or spoiled, kept in original condition

is the broader idea of not being damaged rather than avoiding decay

U

undecomposed

vsundestroyed

6.7

Not rotted or broken down and remaining as it was

focuses on lack of damage in general rather than absence of decomposition

U

undecaying

vsundestroyed

7.2

Stays whole and does not rot over time

means merely not damaged or destroyed rather than resisting ageing

Antonyms

D

destroyed

2.8

Very badly damaged and no longer usable, often after a war or storm

How Intact

pristine

63 5.1

intact

304 3.7

undestroyed

4.6

damaged

1 1.1

ruined

1 3.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology