Definitions and Examples of undamaged, intact, unspoiled
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not harmed or altered in any way.
Example
The package arrived undamaged despite being shipped across the country.
Complete and undamaged; not altered or broken.
Example
The ancient artifact was discovered intact after being buried for centuries.
Not damaged or ruined; in its original condition.
Example
The beach was unspoiled by development and remained a natural paradise.
Key Differences: undamaged vs intact vs unspoiled
- 1Undamaged implies that something has not been harmed in any way.
- 2Intact refers to something that is complete and has not been altered or broken.
- 3Unspoiled describes something that is in its original condition and has not been damaged or ruined.
Effective Usage of undamaged, intact, unspoiled
- 1Describing Objects: Use these antonyms to describe objects that have not been damaged or altered.
- 2Product Reviews: Incorporate these antonyms in product reviews to describe the condition of items received.
- 3Environmental Writing: Utilize unspoiled to describe natural environments that have not been damaged by human activity.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of damaged describe objects that have not been harmed or altered in any way. Undamaged implies no harm, intact means complete and unaltered, and unspoiled refers to something in its original condition. Use these words to describe objects, write product reviews, and describe natural environments.
