Undigested

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈdaɪˌdʒɛstɪd/

Definitions of undigested

adjective describing something that has not been fully broken down or absorbed, usually referring to food in the digestive system

Example Sentences

A1 The undigested food in my stomach is making me feel sick.

A2 The doctor found undigested pills in the patient's stool.

B1 The undigested nutrients in the food can lead to digestive issues.

B2 The undigested information in the report made it difficult to understand.

C1 The undigested data in the system caused errors in the analysis.

C2 The undigested concepts in the book required further research to fully comprehend.

Examples of undigested in a Sentence

formal The undigested food particles were visible in the patient's stool during the examination.

informal I can't believe you ate so quickly, there's undigested food in your plate!

slang I feel so bloated after eating that pizza, there's undigested stuff in my stomach.

figurative The undigested emotions from the argument lingered in the air long after they had made up.

Grammatical Forms of undigested

• past tense: undigested
• plural: undigested
• comparative: more undigested
• superlative: most undigested
• present tense: digests
• future tense: will digest
• perfect tense: has digested
• continuous tense: is digesting
• singular: undigested
• positive degree: undigested
• infinitive: to digest
• gerund: digesting
• participle: digested

Origin and Evolution of undigested

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'undigested' originated from the Latin word 'undigestus', which is a combination of 'un-' meaning 'not' and 'digestus' meaning 'digested'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of food not being properly digested, the word 'undigested' has evolved to also refer to information or thoughts that have not been fully processed or understood.