Not yet opened; remaining sealed or closed in its original state.
Formed by adding the prefix un- (meaning 'not') to 'opened,' the past participle of 'open.' The word 'open' comes from Old English open, related to German offen, from Proto-Germanic upana meaning 'up, open.'
The word 'unopened' carries a sense of potential and mystery - unopened letters, packages, or books represent possibilities yet to be discovered. In our digital age, 'unopened' emails have become the modern equivalent of sealed correspondence.
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