undusted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈdʌstɪd/
- The pastries remained undusted to keep the surface crisp and shiny.
Examples
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She preferred her brownies undusted so they would not be too sweet.
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The chef served the cake undusted to highlight its natural golden color.
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The cake was left undusted with powdered sugar.
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I prefer my pastries undusted for a richer taste.
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The chef served the cake undusted to highlight its natural golden color.
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She preferred her brownies undusted so they would not be too sweet.
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The pastries remained undusted to keep the surface crisp and shiny.
Synonyms
How Dusted
Surface Forms
Morphology
undusted = dusted (transparent) = un + dust + ed
Negation of the participial/adjectival 'dusted' meaning 'not sprinkled/covered', which matches this sense.
Etymology
Undusted combines un- meaning 'not' and dust, which can also mean 'to sprinkle a fine powder' like sugar or cocoa. So undusted means 'not sprinkled', for example a cake left without a dusting of sugar.