unrendered
- adjective
- /ʌnˈrɛndərd/
- Specialized
- This is an unrendered image.
Examples
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The website displayed an unrendered image because the file was corrupted.
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The butcher sold unrendered fat to customers who wanted to make their own lard.
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Some traditional recipes call for unrendered animal fat as a key ingredient.
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The unrendered image took longer to load.
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The unrendered images from the camera still need to be edited before they can be used.
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The chef decided to use an unrendered piece of fat to enhance the flavor of the dish.
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Before the graphics could be displayed, the unrendered files had to be processed by the software.
Synonyms
Not changed from its natural form
In its natural raw state without processing
How Processed
Surface Forms
Morphology
unrendered = rendered (transparent) = un + render + ed
In digital/processing contexts 'rendered' means processed or converted; 'unrendered' straightforwardly means 'not processed'.
Etymology
Unrendered is made of un- 'not' and render 'to process or melt down', like when cooks 'render' fat or when a computer 'renders' an image. So unrendered fat has not been melted down and an unrendered image has not been turned into its final picture.