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unspoiled

/ʌnˈspɔɪld/
(UK: unspoilt)
un · spoiled

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unspoiled Lexical Profile

unspoiled Game Scores & Validity

• adjective

1

Not harmed, damaged, or altered from its natural, original, or pure state, especially by human activity or modern development.

Example

"The hikers marveled at the unspoiled beauty of the remote mountain valley."


2

(of a person, especially a child) Not made selfish, arrogant, or overly demanding by excessive praise, wealth, or indulgence.

Example

"Despite growing up in immense wealth and privilege, the young heir remained remarkably humble and unspoiled."


3

(of food or perishable goods) Not decayed, rotten, or unfit for consumption.

Example

"Volunteers sorted through the donations to separate the unspoiled produce from the items that had gone bad."

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Word Nuance & Usage

While 'unspoiled' is the standard spelling in American English, 'unspoilt' is equally common and often preferred in British English.

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