undistorted
/'ʌndis'tɔ:tid/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Not altered, misrepresented, or changed from the original or true form: Describes something that remains accurate, genuine, or faithful, without being twisted, warped, or falsified.
- Not physically twisted or bent out of shape: Describes an object that maintains its proper or original form.
Usage
- The adjective "undistorted" is used to describe information, signals, images, objects, or perceptions that are pure, accurate, and free from any form of alteration or corruption.
- It often appears in technical, scientific, and analytical contexts (e.g., audio, optics, data) as well as in discussions about judgment, memory, or facts.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The historian sought an undistorted account of the events. (The historian wanted a version of events that was not misrepresented.)
- The lens produced a clear, undistorted image. (The lens created an image that was not warped or bent.)
- For an accurate diagnosis, the medical scan must be completely undistorted. (The scan must be free from alteration to be useful for diagnosis.)
Advanced Usage
- "Undistorted by": A common construction indicating what factor has caused a change or misrepresentation.
- Her recollection of the conversation was undistorted by time. (Her memory of the talk remained accurate and was not changed by the passage of time.)
- The data remained undistorted by transmission errors. (The data was not altered by mistakes during sending.)
Variants and Related Words
- Distort (verb): To twist or change something so it is no longer true, accurate, or in its natural shape.
- The funhouse mirror distorts your reflection.
- Distortion (noun): The act of distorting or the state of being distorted.
- The distortion of the signal made the music sound fuzzy.
- Unadulterated (adj.): Not mixed or diluted with any different or extra elements; pure. (Similar in concept of purity but not specifically about form or truth).
- She expressed her unadulterated joy.
Synonyms
- Accurate: Correct in all details; exact.
- True: In accordance with fact or reality.
- Faithful: Remaining loyal and steadfast; true to the original.
- Genuine: Truly what something is said to be; authentic.
- Unadulterated: Not mixed or diluted; pure.
Antonyms
- Distorted: Pulled or twisted out of shape; giving a misleading account.
- Falsified: Altered so as to mislead.
- Warped: Bent or twisted out of shape, typically as a result of heat or damp; perverted.
- Misrepresented: Given a false or misleading account of the nature of something.
Adjective
- without alteration or misrepresentation
- his judgment was undistorted by emotion