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unpitted

unpitted

5.6
A surface that has no small holes
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈpɪtɪd/
: sin marcas
  • The glass was surprisingly unpitted after the hailstorm, with no visible damage.

Examples

  • After cleaning, the metal appeared unpitted and free of any corrosion.

  • The unpitted surface of the table looked brand new.

  • The ancient statue's surface remained unpitted despite centuries of exposure to the elements.

  • Please choose an unpitted avocado for the recipe.

  • The ancient statue's surface remained unpitted despite centuries of exposure to the elements.

  • After cleaning, the metal appeared unpitted and free of any corrosion.

  • The glass was surprisingly unpitted after the hailstorm, with no visible damage.

Synonyms

unblemished
vsunpitted
7 5.1

Free from any marks, damage, or bad actions

is narrower, meaning specifically no small surface pits
unscarred
vsunpitted
1 3.5

Having no marks from old cuts or wounds on skin and other surfaces

describes absence of surface pits rather than healed injury marks
unspotted
vsunpitted
1 6.3

Free of marks, stains, or faults

focuses on smooth, pitless surface rather than color blemishes
unflawed
vsunpitted
1 5.6

Free from mistakes or faults

is specific to surface pits rather than all general faults
unpunctured
vsunpitted
1 5.6

Not having a hole that lets air or water out

implies no small surface pits rather than penetration holes
undented
vsunpitted
1 4.0

Something with no small pushed-in marks from being hit

is about lacking small pits or depressions rather than impact dents
unperforated
vsunpitted
1 7.0

A thing that has no holes through it

means missing small surface depressions rather than full holes
unscored
vsunpitted
1 5.0

Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks

refers specifically to absence of small hollow pits, not scratches

Antonyms

144 1.0

Not smooth and often harsh in sound

6 4.4

Having many small holes on the surface like a honeycomb

How Pitted

pitted
6 4.4
unpitted
5.6

Surface Forms

unpitted positive

Morphology

unpitted = pitted (transparent) = un + pit + ed

The prefix 'un-' clearly negates the adjective 'pitted', forming a word that means 'not pitted'.

Etymology

Unpitted is built from un- ('not') and pit ('small hole' or 'dent'), so it describes a surface that is smooth and has no holes or marks.