unshaped

American  

[uhn-sheypt] / ʌnˈʃeɪpt /

adjective

1. not shaped shape or definitely formed.

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Etymology

Origin of unshaped

First recorded in 1565–75; un- ¹ + shaped

Example Sentences

The rest of the space was an unshaped yard with play equipment and a raised wooden garden bed.

From Seattle Times

There is a wealth of knowledge and experience here to sift through and, at times, the film’s editing leaves these individual’s offerings unshaped or unclear.

From Los Angeles Times

The conductor Roderick Cox spoke movingly of his program a few nights later, though the distinctive atmosphere of Barber’s “Knoxville” and Copland’s “Appalachian Spring” Suite suffered from his unshaped orchestral climaxes.

From New York Times

It’s by far the album’s worst song, and the one that feels most unshaped by Max Martin’s touch.

From Los Angeles Times

Rage and talk of politics; the unshaped designs of a new revolution.

From Los Angeles Times