Untouched

/ʌnˈtʌtʃt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not altered, changed, or affected in any way.

The ancient forest remains untouched by modern civilization.

Left in its original state, not used or disturbed.

The untouched landscape was like a painting, vibrant and full of life.

Not having experienced physical or emotional contact.

His untouched innocence was evident in his approach to the world.

Not influenced or tainted by outside factors.

The scientist's untouched data presented a clear view of the phenomenon.

From un- (not) + touched (past participle of touch)

untouched nature

Nature that remains in its natural condition without human interference.

untouched by time

Something that remains unchanged over a long period.

untouchable

Something that cannot be touched, either physically or figuratively.

touch

To make physical contact with something.

Fresh and untouched.

This pizza is untouched; you should try it!

Innocent or naive.

She thinks life is all fun and games; she's still untouched by reality.