uninvented
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪnˈvɛntɪd/
- Her story was truly uninvented, reflecting real experiences and emotions.
Examples
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The documentary provided an uninvented perspective on the historical events.
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Patterns of Childhood struggles to mediate between the subjectively invented and the objectively uninvented.
Academic text (1992) -
The scientist presented an uninvented account of the events that led to the discovery.
Synonyms
Not changed from the original and true to the facts
Real and true, not made up by someone
Antonyms
How Real
Surface Forms
Morphology
uninvented = invented (transparent) = un + invent + ed
A straightforward negation of 'invented' (meaning 'made up' or 'fabricated'), so learners who know 'invented' will understand 'not invented/fabricated'.
Etymology
Uninvented is formed from un- ('not') plus invented, with invent often meaning 'to make up' a story or idea, like in invention. So if an account is uninvented it is 'not made up' and is honest or real rather than a fabrication.