unsliced
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈslaɪst/
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- Mom would order it half-baked and unsliced and finish cooking it in our oven.
- unsliced bread
And the second I wrapped, I ate like an entire unsliced pizza.
- And the second I wrapped, I ate like an entire unsliced pizza.
- Oh, this is an entire bulb unsliced.
Examples
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He ate tofu and brown rice, crudités, thick, unsliced whole grain bread, which he tore off in chunks, and he drank only club soda.
Fiction book (1990) -
And the second I wrapped, I ate like an entire unsliced pizza.
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The worst mashed potatoes I have had have been from unsliced potatoes.
Blog text (24) -
I was getting there's a epidemic of pies, Papa John, pies going out unsliced, just one piece.
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The reason for this is threefold: unpeeled and unsliced potatoes will absorb less water while being boiled, preserving the starch within the potato.
Blog text (24) -
The bakery sells a delicious loaf of unsliced bread every morning.
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She preferred to buy her sandwiches with unsliced baguettes to keep them fresh.
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He sliced the unsliced cake right before the party started.
Synonyms
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Not having any cuts or open wounds
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Not cut into pieces, for example garlic or whole nuts
Whole and not divided into parts
Antonyms
How Sliced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsliced is easy to remember: the first part un- means 'not' and slice means 'a thin cut', so unsliced means 'not cut into slices', like a whole loaf or cake you slice yourself at home.