Antonyms for undusted

Grammar : Adj

Spell : duhst

Phonetic Transcription : dʌst

Definition of undusted

Origin : Old English dust, from Proto-Germanic *dunstaz (cf. Old High German tunst "storm, breath," German Dunst "mist, vapor," Danish dyst "milldust," Dutch duist), from PIE *dheu- (1) "dust, smoke, vapor" (cf. Sanskrit dhu- "shake," Latin fumus "smoke"). Meaning "that to which living matter decays" was in Old English, hence, figuratively, "mortal life."

As in uncleanly : adj dirty
As in dirty : adj soiled, unclean
As in dusty : adj filled with or covered with powdery particles

Example sentences :

It was good and solid but undusted and the upholstery was faded.
Extract from : « Madame Flirt » by Charles E. Pearce

As it is, they are vast storehouses filled with undusted objects of interest and value, mingled with heaps of mere lumber.
Extract from : « The Life of Sir Richard Burton » by Thomas Wright

Mrs. Bread looked up the staircase and then down and then she looked at the undusted nymph, as if she possibly had sentient ears.
Extract from : « The American » by Henry James

She wondered if she had better apologize for the undusted living room, but decided against it.
Extract from : « Peggy Raymond's Way » by Harriet Lummis Smith

I couldn't live without a lot o' bric-a-brah lying around sort of careless like and undusted.
Extract from : « Her Own Way » by Clyde Fitch

Synonyms for undusted

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