undoctored

Examples

• All

• The pixelation manifest in the undoctored blowup d has been smoothed out in b and c by computer processing of the digital image data with a bidirectional interpolation algorithm.

  Academic text (1992)

• It kept reverting to its original, undoctored form after a few generations, and he had the whole weary process to do over again.

  Fiction book (2002)

• As to the picture of Crouch possibly making the obscene gesture, Arellano points out that the story was "validation" to publish this photo sent to him by "a source" of his: what they say is an undoctored photo.

  Blog text (30)

• Reissuing a 1930s movie today, no restoration engineer worth his salt would willingly use a 16mm or Betamax copy made for TV in the 1970s, even if the engineer "back then" did his best to optimize the picture quality, but he would always try to get back to the original camera negative, or if that's lost, to an undoctored "first-generation" copy.

  Blog text (23)

• This image is the original, undoctored photograph from the event.

• The report included only undoctored data to ensure accuracy.

Synonyms

U

unedited

vsundoctored

13 4.2

Not changed after it is made, like a photo or video

is presented exactly as originally and not changed in any way

U

unretouched

vsundoctored

1 6.4

Not changed or edited after it was made

is the exact original, not altered or improved after creation

U

unexpurgated

vsundoctored

1 9.6

A text that keeps all parts, including those some people find offensive

is unchanged in every way, not only free of deletions for offense

U

unamended

vsundoctored

• Formal

6.7

Not changed from its original form

is the exact original in any context, not only legal documents

U

unrevised

vsundoctored

5.4

Not changed from its original form

is the truly original version, unchanged in any way rather than just unimproved

Antonyms

M

modified

3.9

Changed from the original to work better

How Altered

to manipulate

382 6.1

modified

3.9

edited

1.6

undoctored

1 5.8

original

∞ 2.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology