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unopened

British  
/ ʌnˈəʊpənd /

adjective

  1. closed, barred, or sealed

    an unopened bottle of whisky

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“But why would they write to me? Unless . . .” She held the unopened letter against her forehead.

From Literature

There was a large pile of unopened mail on the table, near Lady Constance.

From Literature

The contents of his kitchen—canned goods, six-packs of Dr Pepper, unopened bags of Lay’s—sat in boxes next to the front door.

From Literature

ByHeart hasn’t found any spores that produce botulism in any unopened can of its formula, the company said.

From The Wall Street Journal

We see the dad discovering an unopened Christmas present with his name on it - a vinyl record of Where Love Lies - which he immediately puts on.

From BBC