unmelted
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3.7
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɛltɪd/
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no derretido
- The ambassador downed another pisco sour as soon as the waiter set it in front of him, and the unmelted ice cubes left in the glass shone perfectly as crystals of quartz.
- unmelted snow
Examples
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Look at that, mayonnaise, Pickles, unmelted shredded mild cheddar, Hickory sauce, and a burger Patty on a toasted sesame bun.
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Since the volume for wax is similar to its weight, some people prefer to weigh the wax and grate it unmelted into the oil.
Blog text (9) -
A burger with fluff, Hot Chili paste, butter and unmelted white American cheese.
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Near where she stood, the heat was so intense that some trees burned from the root upward, grew dark and fell over, and the stones grew hot, and she heard the hissing sound of the fire moving outward to places where the snow was still unmelted.
Fiction book (1990) -
Right after ordering, I was handed a pile of lukewarm French fries covered in some kind of watery gravy with chunks of gritty, unmelted bits of cheese.
Blog text (17) -
I did not find any marbles that day, but the sloppy water, oily in places and black, and the lumps of unmelted snow calving like icebergs in the miniature oceans of the street had me continually dreaming.
Fiction book (1998) -
The unmelted snow on the mountain peak was a beautiful sight all year round.
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After the fire, only unmelted fragments of ice remained, contrasting with the scorched earth.
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The chef was careful to use unmelted butter for the pastry dough to ensure it stayed flaky.
Synonyms
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7.8
Still frozen and not ready to cook or use
Still in solid form and not changed into gas
Antonyms
How Melted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmelted begins with the prefix un-, which means 'not', and the rest is melt, which means 'to change from solid to liquid'. So unmelted means 'not melted', still solid.