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unwrapped

unwrapped

1.0
Not covered by paper or plastic
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈræpt/
translation icon : desenvuelto
  • The children eagerly opened the box to reveal the unwrapped toys inside.

You can't just start giving people unwrapped gifts.

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Examples

  • You can't just start giving people unwrapped gifts.

  • I had the iPod that was clearly unwrapped and it was an iPod.

  • And then we had one bear unwrapped with a card on it and it had the first clue.

  • Emoji art optional must be unwrapped to a type emoji art.

  • She was surprised to find an unwrapped chocolate bar in her bag.

  • After the party, all the unwrapped gifts were piled on the table.

Synonyms

unpackaged
vsunwrapped
1 3.5

Items not wrapped in a box or bag and sold loose

is the broad idea of having no outer covering
unbagged
vsunwrapped
4.7

Not put in a bag, for example at checkout

refers to absence of a bag specifically rather than any cover
unsheathed
vsunwrapped
7.2

A thing without a cover that is exposed to harm

focuses on removal of a protective cover rather than loose display
unbandaged
vsunwrapped
3.7

A cut or other injury that has no cloth to cover it

applies to absence of medical dressing not general uncovering
undraped
vsunwrapped
8.1

Not covered with cloth or curtains, so visible and open

is used for deliberate display exposure rather than simple removal
unswaddled
vsunwrapped
7.4

Not wrapped tightly in cloth or a blanket so a baby can move

describes simply lacking any outer cover in general situations

Antonyms

1.0

Having a covering of paper or cloth, like a present

How Wrapped

sealed
2.5
packaged
1.8
wrapped
1.0
unwrapped
1.0

Surface Forms

unwrapped positive

Morphology

unwrapped = unwrap (transparent) = un + wrap + ed

Formed by regular suffixation of 'unwrap' (to remove wrapping) to a past-participial/adjectival form '-ed', yielding a meaning directly predictable from its base.

Etymology

Unwrapped comes from the part un- meaning 'not' and the word wrap meaning 'to cover something with paper or cloth'. So, unwrapped means 'not covered' or that the covering has been taken off, like when you open a present.