uncontaminated

/ʌnkənˈtamɪneɪtɪd/

US pronunciation

American sound/ʌnkənˈtamɪneɪtɪd/

ʌnkənˈtamɪneɪtɪd

Syllables: 6 syllables
Stress: 3rd syllable stress
Vowel: Schwa vowel
Ending: Past ending sound

ʌnkən - ˈtamɪneɪtɪd -> uncontaminated

Myanmar meaning

မသန့်စင်အောင် ပြုလုပ်မထားသော။

Full entry

uncontaminated / ʌnkǝn'tæmÇneÇtÇd / adj

မညစ်ညမ်းသော။ သန့်စင်သော။
an uncontaminated water supply.

More examples

‘Even back in the Manhattan Project in 1943 it was found that animals exposed to radiation lived longer and had more offspring than uncontaminated controls.’
‘The charity estimates that each four-week visit increases the children's life expectancies by up to two years, because the fresh air and uncontaminated food boosts their immune systems.’
‘All of these markets have exacting requirements for pure uncontaminated raw material.’
‘Tammy thinks access to clean water, uncontaminated food, and healthcare are human needs.’
‘You can hardly complain about people who want to produce food uncontaminated by artificial chemicals and additives.’
‘The youngsters come to many parts of the country, including Pembrokeshire, to enjoy the benefits of clean air and uncontaminated food.’
‘In fact he is concerned for his right to travel all the way from A to B in his own private space, uncontaminated by his fellow human beings.’
‘Disillusioned, we go off on our own and cultivate a pure spirituality uncontaminated by religious hucksters and hypocrites.’
‘He wanted especially to believe that he was in this case acting in a manner uncontaminated by public ambition or sexual possessiveness.’
‘A project spokesman said: ‘The children's damaged immune systems are boosted by breathing clean air and eating plenty of uncontaminated food.’’
‘Consumers are increasingly and justifiably demanding uncontaminated food from uncontaminated sources.’
‘It is clear when you look back that one of the things which kept uncontaminated the high seriousness of the Modernism he admired was the sort of writing and exhibition-making he excelled at.’
‘This week we might need to be reminded that if there is one single defining mark of a civilised society it is the ability to have fresh, clean and uncontaminated water.’
‘Promote a clean and uncontaminated river environment that interacts with the urban spaces, developments and pedestrian amenities in their vicinity.’
‘Clean water and uncontaminated food are essential elements of public health.’
‘Fruit bodies of the field-collected materials were surface-sterilized in 80% ethanol and cut by a clean razor to obtain uncontaminated fungal tissue from the core region.’
‘There is a soft-headed view among trendy Westerners that, while most religions have disturbing elements, Buddhism is a pure, simple, uncontaminated faith.’
‘To be classed as organic, crops must be completely uncontaminated by GM material, and animals cannot be fed on GM foods.’
‘A cross sectional survey was performed in a chromium contaminated area and in an uncontaminated control area about 10 km away.’
‘Yet at the other end of the bay, away from the town and its sewage outlets, the water is virtually uncontaminated.’

Synonyms

pure, antiseptic, clean, unadulterated, sterilized, unpolluted, germ-free, untainted, uncorrupted, undiluted, undamaged, above reproach, advanced, aseptic, au courant, austere, axenic, bracing, brand-new, bright, brisk, celibate, chaste, clarified, clear, colorful, completely clean, contemporary, continent, controlled, cool, crisp, current, cutting-edge, decent, decontaminated, decorous, definite, dependable, dewy, different, disinfected, dissimilar, distinct, eatable, elegant, fair, fashionable, faultless, fit to eat, flawless, fresh, good, guiltless, healthful, healthy, hygienic, immaculate, impotent, incorrupt, inexperienced, innocent, intact, intemerate, invigorating, just out, late, latest, loyal, modern, modernistic, modest, modish, monogamous, moral, natural, neat, neoteric, new, newfangled, nice, normal, not stale, novel, now, original, perfect, platonic, pristine, proper, prophylactic, prudish, pure; unmixed, purified, quick, quiet, recent, refined, refreshing, reliable; untainted, restrained, safe, salubrious, salutary, salutiferous, sanative, sanitary, sharp, simple, sinless, solid, sound, spanking, sparkling, spick-and-span, spotless, stable, stainless, state-of-the-art, sterile, stiff, stimulating, strange, subdued, sweet, topical, trustworthy, ultramodern, unaccustomed, unaffected, unblemished, undebased, undecayed, undefiled, unfamiliar, unhurt, unimpaired, uninfected, unique, unknown, unlike, unprocessed, unseasoned, unskilled, unsoiled, unspoiled, unstained, unsullied, untarnished, untouched, untrained, untried, untrodden, unused, unusual, unwed, up-to-date, vestal, vigorous, virgin

Antonyms

adulterated, antiquated, bad, besmirched, boring, broken, calm, cloudy, cluttered, common, complex, complicated, contaminated, corrupt, dark, defiled, deteriorated, detestable, dirty, disagreeable, diseased, dreary, dull, evil, exhausted, existent, existing, experienced, fake, familiar, filthy, flawed, flexible, forged, foul, future, gentle, gloomy, ignorant, immoral, imperfect, imprecise, impure, inadequate, incompetent, incomplete, inconsequential, inconsiderable, indecent, indefinite, indistinct, infected, intricate, kind, lazy, lewd, lifeless, like, mean, misbehaving, moderate, muddled, normal, noxious, obscure, old, old-fashioned, out-of-date, outdated, past, polite, polluted, regular, rotten, similar, sinful, slow, soft, stained, stale

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