unmodeled
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɒdld/
- Customers sometimes prefer seeing clothes unmodeled to focus on the fabric and design.
Examples
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Many online shops sell unmodeled accessories, making it hard to judge their size.
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The catalog featured several unmodeled dresses laid flat on a white background.
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The dress was left unmodeled at the exhibit.
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Why is this outfit still unmodeled?
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The catalog featured several unmodeled dresses displayed flat to emphasize their details.
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Many online shops show unmodeled accessories, which makes it difficult for shoppers to estimate their size.
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Some buyers prefer to see shoes unmodeled so they can better appreciate the style and color.
Synonyms
Not shown in a drawing or photo
Not shown in a picture or painting
Not shown in books or films
Surface Forms
Morphology
unmodeled = modeled (transparent) = un + model + ed
The adjective 'modeled' (shown by a model/mannequin) is simply negated by 'un-', producing an easily inferable meaning.
Etymology
Unmodeled combines un- ('not') and model ('a person who shows clothes'), so it simply means 'not shown on a model or person', for example a dress pictured flat instead of worn.