Pronunciation: /ʌnˈtʌtʃt/
adjective not affected or changed in any way; remaining in its original state
A1 The forest remained untouched by humans for centuries.
A2 The old house looked untouched, as if no one had lived there for years.
B1 The archaeologists discovered a tomb that had remained untouched since ancient times.
B2 The untouched beauty of the landscape took my breath away.
C1 The artist's work was so powerful that it left the audience untouched.
C2 The untouched wilderness of the national park was a sight to behold.
adverb in an untouched manner; without being affected or changed
A1 The cake was left untouched on the table.
A2 She stood in awe, untouched by the beauty of the sunset.
B1 The ancient ruins remained untouched for centuries until they were discovered.
B2 The delicate flower petals remained untouched by the harsh wind.
C1 The untouched wilderness provided a sense of peace and solitude.
C2 His reputation remained untouched despite the scandalous rumors.
formal The archaeological site remained untouched for centuries until it was discovered by a team of researchers.
informal The old mansion at the edge of town has been untouched for years, it's kind of spooky.
slang I can't believe that untouched bag of chips has been sitting there for days!
figurative Her heart had been untouched by the pain of past relationships until she met him.
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