"Undiluted" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Undiluted" Meaning

Free from mixture with another substance; pure or unadulterated.

"Undiluted" Examples

5 Examples of the word "undiluted"


| Example 1: | Usage: | The undiluted juice from the fresh oranges was squeezed into a glass. |
| Example 2: | Usage: | The new software requires an undiluted version of the plugin to function properly. |
| Example 3: | Usage: | She drank undiluted water straight from the flask as a refreshing morning splash. |
| Example 4: | Usage: | The local right-wing party operates as a unique undiluted representation of the community's interests. |
| Example 5: | Usage: | Some prefer the undiluted contemporary design without any additional embellishments.

"Undiluted" Similar Words

Undiagnosed

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"Undiagnosed" typically means a medical condition that has not been formally diagnosed or recognized by a doctor or healthcare professional.

Undid

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To reverse or repeal something that has been done, often an action or decision.

Undies

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Undifferentiated

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Lacking clear-cut characteristics or features; not different in purpose, nature, or quality; all mixed together or blended in a way that makes it difficult to distinguish.<br><br>Example: "The undifferentiated mass of information made it hard to identify the relevant points."

Undigested

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Undight

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Undignified

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Undilated

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Not swollen or stretched into a wider state; not dilated.

Undiminished

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Undimmed

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Not weakened or faded; still powerful or intense.

Undine

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Undinism

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Undinism refers to a form of artistic or literary expression that focuses on the depiction or worship of water as a symbol or theme. This concept is also known as hydromania or aquaphilia. It can manifest in various art forms like painting, sculpture, or literature, where water is glorified or used as a metaphor for spiritual or emotional themes.<br><br>The term was coined by the Nicaraguan artist Salvador Salazar Arrué in 1909, who used it to describe his art that concentrated on the theme of water.

Undiplomatic

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Undirected

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Undirectional

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This word is not a common term in English, but I believe you might be referring to the word "unidirectional".<br><br>Unidirectional means having or moving in one direction only; not reversible or bidirectional.<br><br>Example: "The elevator in the new high-rise building has a unidirectional safety system to prevent accidents."

Undiscerning

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Lacking the ability to clearly judge or distinguish between things; lacking discernment or good judgment.<br><br>Example: "She has an undiscerning taste in art and can appreciate anything that's visually striking."<br><br> Synonyms: unsophisticated, uncritical, blind.