unsinged

5.3

Not burned or damaged by fire

adjective
/ʌnˈsɪndʒd/

: sin quemar

After the cooking accident, the roast was completely unsinged and ready to be served.

Examples

His clothes were unsinged and whole, his exposed skin unburned.

Fiction book (1991)
All whole and unsinged.

Fiction book (2002)
Despite the raging fire nearby, the trees stood tall and unsinged.
The painting survived the fire unsinged, retaining all its vibrant colors.

Synonyms

unspoiled

vsunsinged

11 3.9

Not damaged or rotten and still in a fresh, natural state

is instead limited to avoiding burn or scorch damage specifically

unsullied

vsunsinged

5 7.0

Completely clean and not spoiled or stained

refers instead to not suffering burn or heat damage to materials

unburned

vsunsinged

1 3.4

Not damaged by fire and still safe to enter

focuses specifically on not being burned or scorched by heat

unmarred

vsunsinged

1 6.8

Not damaged or harmed

is about absence of scorching or heat damage specifically

undefiled

vsunsinged

1 9.9

Not spoiled by dirt, harm, or bad things

is tied to literal absence of burning or scorching rather than purity

unsmirched

vsunsinged

Archaic

1 9.6

Free from stains, dirt, or a bad reputation

describes purity or cleanliness rather than escaping burn or heat harm

unkindled

vsunsinged

1 9.9

Not set on fire, like logs or candles waiting to burn

emphasizes no burn damage rather than simply not being lit

unsoiled

vsunsinged

1 3.0

Clean and free from stains or dirt

concerns cleanliness while the key is about avoiding heat damage

uncharred

vsunsinged

5.1

Not burned by fire or strong heat

is about avoiding burn damage rather than only darkening or soot

unlighted

vsunsinged

5.8

Not burning, for example a candle

means specifically to avoid being harmed or scorched by heat

unfried

vsunsinged

Jargon

8.6

Not damaged by heat or electrical problems

focuses on fire or heat damage rather than electronic overheating issues

unruined

vsunsinged

4.2

Not destroyed or damaged and still in good condition

is narrower and refers especially to absence of burn or scorch damage

undestroyed

vsunsinged

4.6

Not damaged and still whole

narrows this to surviving without burn or heat injury

undashed

vsunsinged

5.7

Physically whole and not broken after damage

restricts the idea to surviving without being burned or scorched

unviolated

vsunsinged

6.5

Remains unharmed and in its original state

focuses on lack of burn or heat damage rather than general untouched state

unscarred

vsunsinged

3.5

Having no marks from old cuts or wounds on skin and other surfaces

applies specifically to avoiding burn or scorch injuries instead of scars

nondistressed

vsunsinged

5.1

In normal condition with no signs of wear

is narrower, naming specifically that no burning or scorching occurred

unstained

vsunsinged

3.2

Clean and without marks or dirt

focuses on clean look rather than specifically avoiding scorch or burn

unblighted

vsunsinged

7.0

Free from damage or harm

narrows the meaning to avoiding direct burn or heat damage

uncorroded

vsunsinged

6.5

Remaining strong and not damaged by time or trouble

focuses specifically on surviving without being burned or scorched

Antonyms

singed

4 3.7

Slightly burned on the surface but not destroyed

How Burned

burned

1.0

scorched

1 4.6

singed

4 3.7

unsinged

5.3

Surface Forms

unsinged positive

Morphology

unsinged = singed (transparent) = un + singed

Built by standard negation 'un-' + the adjective 'singed' (slightly burned), so the meaning 'not singed' is directly deducible.

Etymology

The word unsinged breaks into un- meaning 'not' and singe meaning 'to burn slightly', like when a candle singes your hair. So unsinged simply means 'not burned' or 'not damaged by heat'.