unaltered

[ uhn-awl-terd ]

adjective

1. not altered, changed, or modified:

   We approved the unaltered designs.

2. (of an animal) not neutered.

unaltered

/ ʌnˈɔːltəd /

adjective

1. not altered; unchanged

Word History and Origins

Origin of unaltered¹

First recorded in 1545–55; un- ¹ + alter + -ed ²

Example Sentences

Significantly, the quota of PGA Tour cards going to the leading 10 DP World Tour players, not already exempt, will be unaltered under the plans revealed last week.

From BBC

Now when I visit, the bridge remains unaltered and utterly beautiful.”

From Los Angeles Times

They found that the folding of milk proteins was unaltered by the presence of caffeine in these beverages, even in the cappuccino, which contained components extracted from the coffee grounds, such as chlorogenic acid.

From Science Daily

"This study reveals that when unaltered petroleum hydrocarbons come into contact with free chlorine, commonly used in water treatment, they can produce higher levels of regulated disinfection byproducts. Understanding the potential risks during both water treatment and distribution is important for safeguarding water quality and protecting human health."

From Science Daily

Ever since, fans have clamored for high-definition releases of the unaltered movies.

From New York Times

Related Words

• impassive
• impervious
• unconcerned
• unimpressed
• unruffled
• untouched