unrumpled
- adjective
- /ʌnˈrʌmpəld/
- Far away across the carpet, Mother lay between unrumpled white sheets, stiff as a clothes peg doll, unmoving, her lips slathered with scarlet to make her look alive.
Examples
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Defoe looked like he was sitting on a cake of ice, that suit perfectly white and unrumpled, his hair slicked down so the wind didn't toss it around like it was blowing mine.
Fiction book (1992) -
The envelope looked clean and unrumpled.
Fiction book (2001) -
The dress was unrumpled after being kept in the garment bag for a week.
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She folded the letter neatly and placed it in an unrumpled envelope.
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He arrived at the meeting looking sharp in his unrumpled shirt.
Synonyms
Smooth and free of creases after being pressed with a hot tool
Skin that is smooth without lines or wrinkles
Smooth and flat without lines or folds
A fabric that stays smooth and free of wrinkles
Made smooth by ironing or pressing
Smooth with no folds or wrinkles
Having a flat, even surface after ironing or rubbing
Cloth or skin that is smooth and has no folds
A surface that is smooth and even with no lines or wrinkles
Very smooth skin without lines or creases
Smooth and without wrinkles or creases
Antonyms
How Wrinkled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unrumpled is made from un- meaning 'not' and rumple meaning 'to make wrinkles or creases', like the familiar word crumple. So unrumpled means 'not wrinkled' and describes something smooth and neat.