Nonpunctured

Nonpunctured is an adjective that describes something that has not been pierced or punctured. In a literal sense, it refers to an object or surface that has not been damaged by a sharp object, such as a needle or a pin. This term is often used in contexts where the integrity of a material or structure is important, such as in manufacturing, engineering, and medical fields.

In a figurative sense, nonpunctured can also refer to a situation or condition that has not been compromised or disrupted. For example, a nonpunctured budget means that it has not been exceeded or altered, while a nonpunctured reputation refers to one that has not been tarnished or damaged.

The antonym of nonpunctured is punctured, which describes something that has been pierced or punctured. The term is derived from the verb puncture, which means to make a hole or opening in something with a sharp object. Nonpunctured is the opposite of punctured, and it is used to describe the absence of such damage or disruption.