unsanitized
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsænɪˌtaɪzd/
- NSFW
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sin censura
- The report was released in its unsanitized form, including all controversial details.
Examples
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The documentary showed unsanitized footage of the events as they happened.
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He preferred to hear the unsanitized truth, even if it was uncomfortable.
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The report was left unsanitized for transparency.
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I received an unsanitized version of the document.
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The documentary presented an unsanitized view of the war, showing the harsh realities faced by soldiers.
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The article offered an unsanitized account of the events, capturing the true nature of the scandal.
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In his speech, he shared unsanitized stories from his childhood that revealed the struggles he endured.
Synonyms
13
4.2
Not changed after it is made, like a photo or video
12
5.1
Presented in full without parts removed by the government
10
4.8
Shown or said openly without hiding anything
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7.0
A document with no parts removed or hidden
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9.6
A text that keeps all parts, including those some people find offensive
Officials do not edit or remove the original content
Told without hiding unpleasant facts
Antonyms
How Censored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsanitized comes from un- + sanitize, where sanitize ties back to the Latin sanus meaning 'healthy' and to common words like sanitary. By extension, to sanitize text or footage is to 'clean up' or remove offensive or sensitive details, so unsanitized means left in its original, uncensored form.