Unviolated

Unviolated is an adjective used to describe something that has not been subjected to violation. This term can be applied in various contexts, often referring to the integrity of a person, place, or concept.

In a personal context, "unviolated" might describe someone who has not been physically or emotionally harmed in a way that breaches their personal boundaries or autonomy. This can relate to issues of consent and personal safety.

In a broader sense, "unviolated" can apply to physical spaces, such as a natural environment or a historical site, indicating that it has been preserved and has not been damaged, desecrated, or trespassed upon. It can also refer to abstract concepts, like the integrity of a law, a principle, or a contract, suggesting that it has been upheld and not broken or infringed upon.

The opposite of unviolated is violated, which signifies that a boundary, rule, or integrity has been broken or disregarded. The concept of being unviolated often carries connotations of purity, sanctity, or preservation.