/inˈtakto/
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Translation
intact
Word origin
From Latin intactus, from in- ('not') plus tactus ('touched'), the past participle of tangere ('to touch').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- intactus
- English cognates
- intact, tactile, contact
Grammar
Feminineintacta
Masc pluralintactos
Fem pluralintactas
Examples
.
The parcel arrived intact.
, .
After the accident, the car was left almost intact.
.
Her reputation remains intact.
ruinas .
We found the ruins still intact.
.
The food was still untouched on the plate.
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