unsquashed
4.7
Not crushed or flattened and still in its original shape
- adjective
- /ʌnˈskwɑːʃt/
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- After the delivery, I was relieved to find that the cake was still unsquashed and looked perfect.
Examples
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The ripe fruit remained unsquashed despite being packed tightly in the box.
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OK, so it's squeezed and not squashed, unsquashed, squeezed and stretched.
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He carefully placed the flowers in the car so they would arrive unsquashed for the party.
Synonyms
uncrushed
vsunsquashed
3.7
A thing that stays whole and is not pressed flat
focuses more on avoiding flattening specifically rather than general intactness
undeformed
vsunsquashed
5.1
Not changed in shape and still in its original state
focuses on avoiding flattening specifically rather than any slight change
unwarped
vsunsquashed
5.6
Remaining flat and not bent or twisted
concerns avoiding flattening or being pressed rather than only bending
unsmashed
vsunsquashed
4.2
Not broken after being hit or dropped
means specifically not flattened rather than merely unbroken
undashed
vsunsquashed
5.7
Physically whole and not broken after damage
focuses on avoiding flattening rather than just surviving force
uncompacted
vsunsquashed
6.3
Loose soil that is not pressed or packed so roots and water can move
refers to avoiding being flattened rather than just avoiding packing
Antonyms
How Squashed
Surface Forms
unsquashed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Unsquashed comes from un- meaning 'not' and squash meaning 'to crush or flatten'. So it describes something left whole and in its original shape, like a sandwich that was not squashed in your bag.