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not interrupted, bothered, or changed in any way
She enjoyed an undisturbed night's sleep after taking the medication.
She slept deeply without any disturbances all night.
The ancient ruins remained undisturbed for centuries.
No one touched or altered the ancient ruins for hundreds of years.
Often describes a state of calm, tranquility, or preservation.
Avoid using 'undisturbed' to describe people who are emotionally calm. Use 'calm' or 'composed' instead. 'Undisturbed' primarily describes environments or conditions.
Use 'undisturbed' when you want to emphasize that something has not been interrupted, changed, or bothered. It often carries a positive connotation of peace or tranquility.
From Old English 'undisturbod' (past participle of 'disturbian' meaning 'to disturb'), with the prefix 'un-' negating the verb. The word has been in continuous use since the 14th century.
Commonly used to describe environments, states of mind, or conditions that are free from disruption. Often implies a positive or desirable state.