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unmortified

9.8

Tissue that has not died or rotted

adjective
/ʌnˈmɔrtɪfaɪd/

Specialized

: no mortificado

After the operation, the tissue remained unmortified, which was a positive sign for recovery.

Examples

The doctor confirmed that the wound was unmortified and showed signs of healing.
It is important to treat infections early to keep the affected area unmortified.
The tissue remained unmortified after the treatment.
Doctors confirmed that the area was unmortified.
The doctor confirmed that the wound was unmortified and showed signs of healing.
After the operation, the tissue remained unmortified, which was a positive sign for recovery.
It is important to treat infections early to keep the affected area unmortified.

Synonyms

uncorrupted

vsunmortified

1 5.7

Still in its original good condition

applies specifically to tissue without gangrene or necrosis

undecomposed

vsunmortified

6.7

Not rotted or broken down and remaining as it was

is used for living tissue not showing gangrene or necrosis

uncorrupt

vsunmortified

6.0

Not decayed or spoiled, kept in original condition

describes living tissue free from gangrene and necrosis

Antonyms

mortified

Specialized

9.9

Part of the body that has died because of disease or injury

How Dead

gangrenous

Specialized

4 9.1

necrotic

Specialized

8 8.2

unmortified

Specialized

9.8

healthy

695 1.0

Surface Forms

unmortified positive

Morphology

unmortified = mortified (semi-transparent) = un + mortify + mort + ed

The prefix 'un-' negates 'mortified', but the medical context may not be immediately clear to all learners.

Etymology

Unmortified comes from the prefix un- 'not' and mortify, whose root mort means 'death'. So it literally means 'not made dead', which is why doctors use it for tissue that is not dead or rotten.