Unprocessed

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈprɑː.sɛst/

Definitions of unprocessed

adjective not processed or treated; in its original state

Example Sentences

A1 I prefer unprocessed foods like fruits and vegetables.

A2 The unprocessed data needs to be cleaned before analysis.

B1 She bought unprocessed wool to knit a sweater.

B2 The unprocessed film was developed in the darkroom.

C1 The unprocessed fabric was dyed to create a unique pattern.

C2 The unprocessed coffee beans were roasted to perfection.

Examples of unprocessed in a Sentence

formal The unprocessed data needs to be cleaned and organized before analysis.

informal I prefer unprocessed foods because they are healthier.

slang I can't stand the taste of unprocessed juice.

figurative His unprocessed emotions were evident in his reaction to the news.

Grammatical Forms of unprocessed

• past tense: unprocessed
• plural: unprocesseds
• comparative: more unprocessed
• superlative: most unprocessed
• present tense: unprocesses
• future tense: will unprocess
• perfect tense: have unprocessed
• continuous tense: is unprocessing
• singular: unprocessed
• positive degree: unprocessed
• infinitive: to unprocess
• gerund: unprocessing
• participle: unprocessed

Origin and Evolution of unprocessed

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unprocessed' originated from the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' or 'opposite of' and the word 'processed', which means to subject something to a series of actions in order to achieve a particular result.

Evolution of the word: The term 'unprocessed' has evolved to be commonly used in various fields such as food, photography, and data processing to refer to something that has not undergone any treatment, alteration, or refinement.