undiscarded
adjective as in strong fondness
Strongest matches
discarded, rejected, surrendered, repelled, abandoned, refused, relinquished, untouchable, unkept, unused
Example Sentences
Example:The discarded documents were carefully thrown into the recycling bin.
Definition:Thrown away or disposed of, especially something that was intended to be thrown away and was removed as trash.
Example:Despite submitting a good proposal, the team faced rejection, prompting the need to find an undiscarded one.
Definition:Refused or not accepted, especially something that was intended to be accepted but was turned down.
Example:The effort was undiscarded despite the significant delay in the project and the decision to surrender some features.
Definition:Given up or handed over, especially something that was intended to be retained or not given away.
Example:The undiscarded idea was the opposite of the repelled one, which led to the team to develop a new approach.
Definition:Driven or forced away by an opposing force, especially something that was intended to be attracted or to remain.
Example:The undiscarded research was the opposite of the abandoned one, which was thrown out in the first place.
Definition:Left behind or given up, especially something that was intended to be held or used.
Example:Her request was undiscarded, but the refusal to accept her proposal was final.
Definition:Declined or declined to accept, especially something that was intended to be accepted.
Example:The undiscarded position was the contrary of the one he wished to relinquish.
Definition:Given up, especially something that was intended to be retained.
Example:After being undiscarded, the project remained untouchable and uncontrollable.
Definition:Not to be touched, especially something that is cleanly kept and untainted by anything else.
Example:Despite being undiscarded, the notion of the project was unkept, leading to its eventual impairment.
Definition:Untended or uncared for, especially something that was intended to be maintained.
Example:The undiscarded software was still being used, unlike the unused software that was discarded.
Definition:Ornaments, machinery, or the like, not used or applied to practical ends, especially something that was intended to be utilized.
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