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- Dictionaryunadapted/ˌʌnəˈdaptɪd/
adjective
- 1. not adapted: "animals unadapted for surviving shocks"
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not having been changed for a particular purpose or use: Many disabled people cannot cope with unadapted buses and taxis. Most of her books have been adapted for television, but this novel remains unadapted. Opposite. adapted. Fewer examples. Many of the country's holiday resorts are unadapted for elderly and disabled people.
The meaning of UNADAPTED is not suited by nature, character, or design to a particular use, purpose, or situation : not adapted. How to use unadapted in a sentence.
1. not having changed in accordance with altered circumstances. The ice ages followed by warm phases of the earth resulted in countless unadapted species becoming extinct. 2. not having been changed to suit a different purpose. the practice of detaining asylum seekers in unadapted prisons. Collins English Dictionary.
not having adapted to new conditions. synonyms: unadjusted. maladjusted. poorly adjusted to demands and stresses of daily living. adjective. not changed in form or character for a purpose. synonyms: unmodified. not changed in form or character.
Synonyms for UNADAPTED: unused, unadjusted, unacclimated, unaccustomed, unseasoned; Antonyms of UNADAPTED: adapted, adjusted, used, accustomed, unaffected, habituated, acclimated, uninfluenced.
Define unadapted. unadapted synonyms, unadapted pronunciation, unadapted translation, English dictionary definition of unadapted. adj 1. not having changed in accordance with altered circumstances 2. not having been changed to suit a different purpose Collins English Dictionary –...
There is one meaning in OED's entry for the adjective unadapted. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definition, usage, and quotation evidence.
