unrisen
- adjective
- /ʌnˈraɪzən/
- She was disappointed to find the cake batter still unrisen in the oven.
Examples
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The unrisen dough was left on the counter overnight.
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If the yeast is old, your bread may remain unrisen after hours of waiting.
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The dough remained unrisen after several hours.
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Don't use unrisen bread for the recipe!
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The baker discarded the unrisen dough, hoping to start fresh with a new batch.
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She noticed that the unrisen bread lacked the fluffy texture expected from properly leavened dough.
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When I checked on the unrisen bread, it was still flat and showed no signs of expanding.
Synonyms
Something that has not happened or started yet
How Risen
Surface Forms
Morphology
unrisen = risen (transparent) = un + rise + en
Dough 'rising' is a common use of 'rise'; negating the past-participle is a straightforward, literal formation.
Etymology
Unrisen is made of un- 'not' and rise 'to move up', the same idea you see when bread 'rises'. So unrisen describes dough or batter that is 'not risen' and has not grown as expected.