unwired
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwaɪrd/
- Because the shed was unwired, they had to run an extension cord from the house for power tools.
Examples
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This room is unwired.
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Don't forget that this room is unwired!
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The old barn was completely unwired, making it difficult to use any modern equipment.
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They enjoyed a weekend in an unwired cabin, relying on candles and a wood stove for light and heat.
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The newly built house was completely unwired, making it impossible to use any electrical appliances.
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Since the office space was unwired, they needed to arrange for electrical installation before moving in.
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The old warehouse was left unwired, leading to challenges in setting up a functioning workspace.
Antonyms
How Wired
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unwired comes from un- ('not') and wire, the metal thread used to bring power into a building. So an unwired cabin or barn has no internal wiring for electricity, which is why people use candles or an extension cord.