Uncontaminated

Pronunciation: /ʌn.kənˈtæm.əˌneɪ.tɪd/

Definitions of uncontaminated

adjective describing a state of being free from contamination or pollution

Example Sentences

A1 The water in the mountain stream is uncontaminated and safe to drink.

A2 The uncontaminated soil in the garden is perfect for growing vegetables.

B1 The uncontaminated air in the countryside is refreshing compared to the city.

B2 The uncontaminated food served at the restaurant is sourced from local farms.

C1 The uncontaminated laboratory environment is crucial for conducting accurate experiments.

C2 The uncontaminated samples were carefully preserved for scientific research.

Examples of uncontaminated in a Sentence

formal The water from the mountain spring is completely uncontaminated.

informal I prefer to drink uncontaminated water straight from the source.

slang Dude, this place serves the most uncontaminated sushi in town.

figurative Her mind was like an uncontaminated garden, free from negative thoughts.

Grammatical Forms of uncontaminated

• past tense: uncontaminated
• plural: uncontaminated
• comparative: more uncontaminated
• superlative: most uncontaminated
• present tense: uncontaminates
• future tense: will uncontaminate
• perfect tense: has uncontaminated
• continuous tense: is uncontaminating
• singular: uncontaminated
• positive degree: uncontaminated
• infinitive: to uncontaminate
• gerund: uncontaminating
• participle: uncontaminated

Origin and Evolution of uncontaminated

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'uncontaminated' originated from the Latin word 'contaminare', which means to make impure or defile.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'uncontaminated' has maintained its original meaning of not being polluted or tainted, but has also evolved to encompass a broader sense of purity and cleanliness in various contexts.