unspoiled
Adjective: 1. Not damaged or degraded; remaining in a pure, original, or desirable state: Describes something that has not been harmed, ruined, or negatively altered, often referring to natural environments, beauty, or character. 2. Not decayed or decomposed; fresh: Describes food or organic matter that is still good to consume or use, having not spoiled.
The adjective "unspoiled" is used to describe nouns directly. It often carries a positive connotation of purity, naturalness, or preservation. It is commonly applied to landscapes, places, people, and perishable goods.
Describing a natural place: We found an unspoiled beach with no hotels or crowds. The region is prized for its unspoiled wilderness.
Describing a person's character: Despite her fame, she has an unspoiled charm and humility.
Describing food or condition: The meat was unspoiled and safe to eat. (Reference context example: "the meat is still good") Archaeologists found the tomb unspoiled by grave robbers.
- "unspoiled by...": This common construction specifies what negative influence has been avoided.
- Unspoilt (adj.): A less common variant with identical meaning, more frequently used in British English.
- Spoil (v.): The root verb meaning to diminish the value, quality, or pleasure of; to decay.
- Spoiled/Spoilt (adj.): The direct antonym, meaning harmed, ruined, or decayed.
- Pristine: In its original condition; unspoiled. (Often implies a cleaner, more perfect state).
- Untouched: Not handled, used, or affected.
- Unblemished: Not damaged or marked.
- Fresh: Newly made or obtained; not stale or decayed. (Common for food).
- Innocence: (For character) The quality of being unaffected by experience or worldliness.
- Spoiled
- Ruined
- Decayed
- Corrupted
- Tainted
The word often implies a value judgment, suggesting that the "unspoiled" state is superior or more authentic than an altered one. It is frequently used in travel and environmental contexts to promote conservation.
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not decayed or decomposed
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not left to spoil
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the meat is still good
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