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unspoiledNot damaged, corrupted, or affected by harmful influences; remaining in a natural, pure, or original state. Untouched by negative external factors.

Part of speech: ADJECTIVE

Definition: Not damaged, corrupted, or affected by harmful influences; remaining in a natural, pure, or original state. Untouched by negative external factors.

Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈspɔɪld/

Korean meaning: 손상되지 않은, 순수한

Korean pronunciation: 언-스포일드 (강세: 스포)

Example Sentences

  • My grandmother's unspoiled cooking skills made her the neighborhood's most popular dinner host.
  • The travel blogger was disappointed to find that the 'unspoiled paradise' had three Starbucks and a McDonald's.
  • The national park's unspoiled forests provide a habitat for endangered species.

unspoiled

ADJECTIVE

//ʌnˈspɔɪld//

Not damaged, corrupted, or affected by harmful influences; remaining in a natural, pure, or original state. Untouched by negative external factors.

unspoiled concept
💡 Concept

Not damaged, corrupted, or affected by harmful influences; remaining in a natural, pure, or original state. Untouched by negative external factors.

unspoiled rhyme
🎵 Rhyme

After hours toiled and water boiled, the lake remained unspoiled!

🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/ʌnˈspɔɪld/

🌳Etymology

Prefixun--
Rootspoil
Suffix--ed

Origin

From Middle English 'spoilen' meaning 'to plunder or destroy,' which came from Old French 'espoillier,' ultimately from Latin 'spoliare' meaning 'to strip or rob.'

🎵Rhyme

coiledboiledtoiled

📝Examples

My grandmother's unspoiled cooking skills made her the neighborhood's most popular dinner host.

😄 Fun example

The travel blogger was disappointed to find that the 'unspoiled paradise' had three Starbucks and a McDonald's.

The national park's unspoiled forests provide a habitat for endangered species.

Despite being a millionaire's daughter, she remained refreshingly unspoiled and down-to-earth.

📚Related Words

Synonyms

pristinepureuntouchedintactpreserved

Antonyms

spoiledcorrupted

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