unthrashed
unthrashed (adjective)
Not yet separated from the husk or stalk (primarily of grain): Refers to cereal crops such as wheat, rice, or barley that have not been beaten or processed to remove the edible seeds from their protective covering.
- The farmer stored the unthrashed wheat in the barn until the threshing season began.
Not beaten or punished physically: Means that a person or animal has not been subjected to a beating or flogging.
- The child remained unthrashed despite his mischief, as his parents preferred gentle discipline.
Not defeated in a contest or fight: Describes a competitor, team, or army that has not been beaten in a match, battle, or competition.
- The champion remained unthrashed after ten rounds, still holding the title belt.
- (The grain had not yet been processed.)
- (He was not physically punished.)
- (The team has not lost a single game.)
"to remain unthrashed": to continue without being beaten or defeated.
- The legendary boxer remained unthrashed throughout his entire career. (He was never defeated in a fight.)
"unthrashed crop": a harvest that has not undergone threshing.
- The unthrashed crop is vulnerable to pests if stored improperly. (The grain still in its husks needs careful storage.)
Thrash (verb): to beat or strike repeatedly; to separate grain from husks by beating.
- They thrash the wheat with flails to loosen the seeds. (They beat the stalks to release the grain.)
Thrashed (adjective): having been beaten or processed.
- The thrashed corn was ready for milling into flour. (The grain had its husks removed.)
Threshing (noun/verb): the act of separating grain from stalks.
- Threshing is a key step in harvesting cereals. (The process of beating to extract grain.)
- Unbeaten: not defeated (in a contest) or not processed (of grain).
- Unpunished: not subjected to physical discipline.
- Unprocessed: not yet treated or prepared (for crops).
- Thrashed: beaten, defeated, or processed.
- Beaten: defeated in a contest or physically struck.
- Defeated: overcome in a battle or competition.
"to take a thrashing": to be thoroughly beaten or severely defeated.
- The old team took a thrashing in the final match. (They lost badly.)
"to thrash out": to discuss thoroughly to reach a solution.
- We need to thrash out the details of the contract. (We must debate and settle the issues.)