unaltered
Americanadjective
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not altered, changed, or modified.
We approved the unaltered designs.
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(of an animal) not neutered.
adjective
Etymology
Origin of unaltered
Example Sentences
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A control group experienced the same setup but viewed their unaltered adult faces.
From Science Daily
Used in that sense, the word began to circulate in French—and then, unaltered, in both German and English—in the second half of the 19th century.
Her decision was supported by her husband's cousin, Queen Elizabeth - who decided that Prince Edward's position in the line of succession would remain unaltered.
From BBC
The problem was that under EU law, "natural mineral water" – which sells at a huge premium over tap water – is supposed to be unaltered between the underground source and the bottle.
From BBC
Significantly, the quota of PGA Tour cards going to the leading 10 DP World Tour players, not already exempt, will be unaltered under the plans revealed last week.
From BBC
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