unperforated
Definition
Adjective: Not pierced or having holes; lacking perforations.
Usage Examples
- (The paper had no holes or perforations.)
- (Stamps without perforated edges are rare and prized.)
- (The wrap had no pre-made holes for tearing.)
Advanced Usage
- "unperforated film": In photography or printing, film that lacks sprocket holes.
- The camera uses unperforated film for special effects. (The film has no holes along the edges.)
- "unperforated surface": A continuous, hole-free surface, often in industrial or design contexts.
- The unperforated metal sheet provided a solid barrier. (The metal had no holes, ensuring strength.)
Variants and Related Words
- Perforated (adj): having a hole or holes, especially a series of small holes.
- The perforated paper tore easily. (The paper had small holes for tearing.)
- Perforation (n): the act or result of making a hole or series of holes.
- The perforation in the ticket allowed it to be separated. (The hole made tearing possible.)
- Unperforatedness (n): the state of being without holes.
- The unperforatedness of the material made it waterproof. (Lack of holes kept water out.)
Synonyms
- Holeless: lacking any openings or holes.
- Solid: not containing gaps or perforations; continuous.
- Intact: not damaged or altered; whole.
Antonyms
- Perforated: having holes or perforations.
- Punctured: pierced with a sharp object.
- Perforate: (verb) to make holes in.
Related Idioms
- "Without a hole in sight": an informal expression meaning completely unperforated or seamless.
- The unperforated fabric was without a hole in sight. (The fabric had no visible openings.)