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undominated

undominated

1 7.4
Something that nobody controls or influences
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnˈdɒmɪneɪtɪd/
: no dominado
  • The team made sure their strategy remained undominated by outside influences during the competition.

Examples

  • Many athletes strive to remain undominated by external expectations as they pursue their goals.

  • The difference is that in the Bayesian analysis, these undominated acts all had exactly the same expected utility.

    Academic text (2001)
  • She felt undominated in her beliefs, refusing to conform to societal pressures.

Synonyms

unmolested
vsundominated
5 6.5

Left alone and not harmed or disturbed

means being untouched or unharmed rather than having no external rule
ungoverned
vsundominated
3 7.1

Not controlled and showing no restraint

is neutral lack of control rather than negative disorder implication
unhampered
vsundominated
1 5.3

Free to move or act without being stopped

focuses on absence of barriers rather than absence of rule
uninfluenced
vsundominated
1 3.9

Not affected by other people or things

is the general lack of control or rule rather than mere absence of change
unmanipulated
vsundominated
1 5.8

In its original state and not changed by people

is about absence of outside control or rule rather than just original state
unpossessed
vsundominated
1 8.3

Free from ownership, control or influence

is about lacking rule or influence generally rather than ownership focus
undeflected
vsundominated
1 7.4

Keeping the same goal or opinion despite problems

is broader meaning no external control or influence not only steady course

Antonyms

83 2.9

Controlled by a more powerful person, group, or force

How Dominant

dominant
191 4.2
powerful
∞ 1.7
undominated
1 7.4
controlled
239 3.4
submissive
39 5.1

Surface Forms

undominated positive

Morphology

undominated = dominated (transparent) = un + dominate + ed

Formed by productive negation 'un-' applied to the past-participle/adjective 'dominated', yielding the clear meaning 'not dominated'.

Etymology

The word undominated comes from the parts un- 'not' and dominate 'to rule'. So a place, person, or style described as undominated is 'not ruled' or 'not controlled' by anyone or anything.