undoubled

Undoubled is a term used in various contexts to describe something that has not been increased or multiplied. In mathematics, for instance, an undoubled number is one that has not been subjected to multiplication by two or any other factor. This concept is fundamental in basic arithmetic and forms the basis for understanding more complex operations.

The word "undoubled" can also refer to the state of not having been made to seem twice as much as it is, or not having been strengthened or amplified. For example, an undoubled report might present information in its original form without exaggeration or emphasis. Similarly, an undoubled effort would be a single, straightforward attempt rather than a repeated or intensified one. The precise meaning depends heavily on the surrounding text and the specific subject matter being discussed. It signifies a lack of duplication or amplification in a literal or figurative sense.