intact
ɪnˈtækt
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Adjective

1.
conditionnot damaged, changed, or harmed in any way
  • The package arrived intact after the long journey.
unbroken undamaged unharmed
2.
animalnot castrated, sexually competent
  • The intact bull was used for breeding.
entire uncastrated
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Origin of intact

Latin, intactus (untouched)

Terms with intact included in their meaning

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cooking
egg cooked in oil or butter with yolk intact
condition
damaged yet still intact
intact
whole and undamaged after an event
intact
not harmed or spoiled in any way
preservation
kept intact or in a particular condition
food freshness
keeps fresh or intact during transport
integrity
whole and intact, not divided into parts
reputation appearance
come out of trouble looking innocent or with reputation intact

Examples of intact in a sentence

  • Despite the accident, the car’s frame remained intact.
  • The intact stallion was prized for its strength.
  • Farmers preferred intact animals for natural breeding.

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  1. French:intact, entier, ...
  2. German:unversehrt, ...
  3. Italian:intatto, integro, ...
  4. Spanish:intacto, entero, ...
  5. Portuguese:intacto, inteiro, ...
  6. Chinese:完好无损, 未阉割的, ...
  7. Japanese:無傷の, 去勢されていない, ...
  8. Arabic:سَلِيم, غَيْر مخصي, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁלֵם, ...
  10. Russian:невредимый, некастрированный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:неушкоджений, незайманий, ...
  12. Hindi:अक्षत, अविकृत, ...
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