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unfinished

Adjective

This term describes a state of incompleteness, often carrying a sense of lingering tension or a lack of resolution. When applied to creative works or tasks, it suggests a gap between the current state and the intended final goal, sometimes implying a sudden interruption or a failure to conclude. In a material context, it refers to raw surfaces that lack a final treatment. This usage is specific to craftsmanship and interior design, where the absence of sealant or polish is a deliberate aesthetic choice or a stage in a production process.

Meanings

Adjective

Not completed or brought to an end.

"The author left the novel unfinished after his sudden death."

Adjective

Not polished, smoothed, or coated with a protective finish such as varnish or paint.

"The table was made of beautiful unfinished pine."

Adjective

Not having reached a state of completion or maturity in development.

"The project remains unfinished despite years of funding and effort."

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