unpreserved
- adjective
- /ʌnprɪˈzɜrvd/
- Many important documents remained unpreserved and were lost in the fire.
Examples
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The digital photos were unpreserved, so they disappeared when the computer crashed.
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Some historical sites have been left unpreserved and are now in ruins.
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Those unpreserved fruits quickly spoiled.
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The unpreserved documents were lost in the fire.
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Many important documents remained unpreserved and were lost in the fire.
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The digital photos were unpreserved, so they disappeared when the computer crashed.
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Some historical sites have been left unpreserved and are now in ruins.
Synonyms
Not written down in official papers
Changes not stored in a file that will be lost if you close the program
Antonyms
How Saved
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Morphology
Etymology
Unpreserved is made of un- meaning 'not' and preserve meaning 'to keep for later' or 'to save', like when you preserve a document or photo. So unpreserved papers or digital files are 'not kept for later' and can be lost.