Pronunciation: /ʌn.dɪˈstɔːrtɪd/
adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'undistorted' describes something that is not distorted or altered in any way.
A1 The mirror reflected an undistorted image of her face.
A2 The camera lens captured the scene in an undistorted way.
B1 The audio recording was undistorted and clear, making it easy to understand.
B2 The scientist's research findings were presented in an undistorted manner, without any bias.
C1 The artist's paintings are known for their undistorted depiction of reality.
C2 The journalist's reporting was praised for its undistorted presentation of the facts.
formal The scientist ensured that the data collected was undistorted and accurate.
informal Make sure to take the photo from a good angle so it looks undistorted.
slang I can't stand watching movies with a distorted screen, it has to be undistorted.
figurative Her undistorted view of the world allowed her to see things clearly.
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