unrejuvenated
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˌriːˈdʒuːvəˌneɪtɪd/
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no renovado
- The building remained unrejuvenated despite the city's plans for renovation.
Examples
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The unrejuvenated equipment caused frequent delays in the factory's production line.
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After years of neglect, the park looked old and unrejuvenated.
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The garden is unrejuvenated after the neglect.
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This sofa looks unrejuvenated and outdated.
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The building remained unrejuvenated despite the city's plans for renovation.
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After years of neglect, the park looked old and unrejuvenated.
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This sofa looks unrejuvenated and outdated.
Synonyms
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3.1
An object too old or damaged from heavy use to be useful
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2.1
Damaged and showing signs of long use
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5.2
No longer at its best or in good condition
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7.1
Worn down by wind and water over a long time
Does not become new again
In its original condition without repairs or updates
Not changed from an older way of doing things
Still holding old moral or religious beliefs
Used so much that it looks old or no longer works well
An object that has been used a lot and is now damaged or not useful
Antonyms
How Rejuvenated
Surface Forms
Morphology
unrejuvenated = rejuvenated (transparent) = un + rejuvenate + ed
Formed by the negative prefix 'un-' added to 'rejuvenated' (restored), yielding a straightforward 'not restored' meaning.
Etymology
Unrejuvenated comes from the parts re- 'again' and juven- 'young', the same root as juvenile. So an unrejuvenated building or object was not made 'young again' and still looks old or worn.