unfractured
adjEtymology From un- + fractured.
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Not having been fractured.
- I would rather that his head remain unfractured, even if that means his psyche remains unchallenged.2007 June 3, Walter Kirn, “Boys Gone Mild”, in New York Times:
adj
Etymology From un- + fractured.
Not having been fractured.
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