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undiverted

undiverted

6.1
Not showing amusement or being distracted
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌndɪˈvɜːrtɪd/
translation icon : sin distracciones
  • The teacher appreciated the student's undiverted interest in the subject, which made the lessons more engaging.

Examples

  • It denied the reality of the experience of authentic or truthful, undiverted self-consciousness that language makes possible and that is the foundation of the dignity of the human individual.

    Academic text (1997)
  • She gave her undiverted attention to the presentation, ensuring she didn't miss any important details.

  • With undiverted focus, he completed the project ahead of schedule, impressing his colleagues.

Synonyms

undistracted
vsundiverted
1 3.9

Able to pay full attention without losing focus

stays focused and resists being amused or turned aside

Antonyms

Not able to pay attention because your mind is on other things

How Focused

absorbed
3.6
undiverted
6.1
attentive
61 3.0

Surface Forms

undiverted positive

Morphology

undiverted = diverted (transparent) = un + divert + ed

Formed by adding the negative prefix 'un-' to 'diverted', yielding the straightforward opposite meaning 'not diverted'.

Etymology

Undiverted comes from the parts un- meaning 'not' and divert meaning 'to turn aside'. So, think of it as 'not turned away', which is why an undiverted person keeps their attention and is not distracted.