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unpruned

unpruned

6.5
Left in full form with all original details
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈpruːnd/
translation icon : sin podar
  • She submitted an unpruned version of her essay, which was much longer than required.

Examples

  • This unpruned manuscript contains valuable information.

  • The list of candidates remained unpruned, making the selection process more difficult.

  • The report was left unpruned, containing every detail from the initial research.

  • The report was left unpruned to show all the data.

  • The report was left unpruned, containing every detail from the initial research.

  • She submitted an unpruned version of her essay, which was much longer than required.

  • The list of candidates remained unpruned, making the selection process more difficult.

Synonyms

uncut
vsunpruned
6 3.9

Left in its natural state without being cut or trimmed

focuses on not editing content by removing unnecessary parts
untrimmed
vsunpruned
1 3.8

Not cut and kept messy, like a beard or hedge

is about keeping full text rather than making it neater by removing parts
unreduced
vsunpruned
1 6.5

Still at the same size, amount, or strength as before

means left complete by not removing unnecessary parts
nonreduced
vsunpruned
7.2

Stays at full size, strength, or amount

emphasizes not edited to remove content rather than unchanged size
unsummarized
vsunpruned
  • US
5.9

Still in full form and containing all original details

refers to keeping full wording instead of removing parts for brevity
unamended
vsunpruned
  • Formal
6.7

Not changed from its original form

means left full and unedited, not only legally unchanged

Antonyms

1.6

Changed to make a text or film clearer and more correct

How Pruned

abridged
1 4.2
streamlined
5 4.3
edited
1.6
unpruned
6.5

Surface Forms

unpruned positive

Morphology

unpruned = pruned (transparent) = un + prune + ed

Straightforward negation: 'un-' + 'pruned' = not trimmed or edited.

Etymology

Unpruned combines un- meaning 'not' and pruned from prune, which means 'to cut away' extra parts, like when you edit a long report. So, unpruned means left full and not shortened.