Intact

/ɪnˈtækt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not damaged or impaired; remaining whole or unbroken.

Despite the storm, the ancient statue remained intact.

In its original state; unaltered or unmodified.

The historical documents were preserved intact in the archive.

Not touched or altered in any way.

The forest was left intact, preserving its natural ecosystem.

From Latin 'intactus', meaning 'untouched'.

in one piece

Meaning not broken or damaged.

keep intact

To preserve something in its original state.

integrity

The quality of being whole and undivided.

unscathed

Not harmed or damaged.

Still good

That old car is intact; it runs like a charm.

All there

He kept the original game console intact for the collectors.