untrimmed

/' n'trimd/
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untrimmed

The gardener left the hedge untrimmed for the whole season.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Not trimmed; left in a natural or unaltered state: Describes something that has not been cut, pruned, decorated, or otherwise modified to achieve a neat, finished, or adorned appearance. 2. Lacking ornamentation or embellishment: Can describe something plain or not decorated.

Usage and Examples
  • General Use: Used to describe physical objects that have not been cut or shaped.
    • The untrimmed hedges made the garden look wild and overgrown.
    • She preferred her hair untrimmed and long.
  • Lacking Decoration: Used to describe items that are not adorned.
    • The Christmas tree remained untrimmed until Christmas Eve.
    • He wore an untrimmed, plain black robe.
Advanced Usage
  • In Specific Contexts: The word can imply a state of neglect, a deliberate natural aesthetic, or simple functionality.
    • The manuscript was published untrimmed, with rough edges on the pages. (Deliberate aesthetic/state)
    • The budget for the event was untrimmed, containing all proposed costs. (Figurative use meaning 'uncut' or 'not reduced')
Variants and Related Words
  • Trim (verb): To make neat by cutting; to decorate.
    • He trimmed the bushes.
  • Trimmed (adjective): The direct opposite, meaning cut, pruned, or decorated.
    • The trimmed lawn looked very tidy.
Synonyms
  • Uncut
  • Unpruned
  • Unadorned
  • Plain
Antonyms
  • Trimmed
  • Pruned
  • Manicured
  • Decorated
  • Ornamented
Notes on Meaning

The core meaning of "untrimmed" is the absence of the action of trimming. It does not inherently carry a positive or negative connotation; the context determines whether it suggests neglect ("untrimmed weeds") or a preferred natural state ("untrimmed beard").

untrimmed

The gardener left the hedge untrimmed for the whole season.

Adjective
  1. not trimmed
    • shaggy untrimmed locks

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