Unperfected

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈpɝfɪktɪd/

Definitions of unperfected

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'unperfected' describes something that is not perfect or complete

Example Sentences

A1 The unperfected cake still needs more time in the oven.

A2 She was disappointed with her unperfected drawing, but knew she could improve with practice.

B1 The unperfected manuscript was full of spelling errors and needed to be revised.

B2 The artist's unperfected technique showed potential for growth and development.

C1 The unperfected design of the building was a result of rushed construction and lack of attention to detail.

C2 Despite being unperfected, the prototype showed promise for future iterations and improvements.

Examples of unperfected in a Sentence

formal The unperfected manuscript was full of errors and inconsistencies.

informal Her unperfected baking skills resulted in a lopsided cake.

slang He tried to fix the unperfected code, but it was a lost cause.

figurative The artist viewed his unperfected painting as a work in progress.

Grammatical Forms of unperfected

• past tense: unperfected
• plural: unperfecteds
• comparative: more unperfected
• superlative: most unperfected
• present tense: unperfecting
• future tense: will unperfect
• perfect tense: have unperfected
• continuous tense: is unperfecting
• singular: unperfected
• positive degree: unperfected
• infinitive: to unperfect
• gerund: unperfecting
• participle: unperfected

Origin and Evolution of unperfected

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unperfected' originated from the combination of the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the word 'perfected' meaning 'completed or made perfect'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unperfected' has continued to be used to describe something that has not been completed or made perfect, with a focus on its negative or incomplete state.