intact
அப்படியே
definition
adjective
the church was almost in ruins, but its tower remained intact
not damaged or impaired in any way; complete.
translation of 'intact'
கெடாத தொடப்படாத
adjective
பழுதுபடாத
example
Unfortunately it's missing the stills from the film, but the text is still 'intact' .
The main mast, which is lying across the front deck, had its cylindrical shape 'intact' .
He has now departed with his respect and integrity 'intact' and his reputation enhanced.
The fifty buck fine would have been a small price to pay to have kept my integrity 'intact' .
The day of reckoning has past and somehow I managed to survive reasonably 'intact' .
The Guardian says that the bus which allegedly had its windows blown out appeared to be 'intact' on film.
She was reported to be 'intact' except for the heavy damage sustained to the stern.
It was my first time on the wreck and I was surprised to find it lying 'intact' and in pristine condition.
Part of the promise during purchase was that the collection would remain 'intact' .
Most of the eggs remained 'intact' and some were even decorated by the children.
The British Army could withdraw with its reputation in credit and its honour 'intact' .
If they had been left 'intact' we would have had a city centre to be proud of with many modernised buildings.
Holes were punched in four windows at the post office but the security glass remained 'intact' .
Our most important task is always to keep our sense of being a person 'intact' .
Surely I am worth more to my family if my self-esteem is 'intact' and I am living for me?
The egg remains perfectly 'intact' while it is in free fall under the action of gravity.
This provision should be allowed to remain 'intact' and not be damaged by any new proposal.
You might want to stop and make sure they're still 'intact' , and that the path you're on is your own.
Although her brain was 'intact' , she could just about blink and could barely speak.
You must be more or less 'intact' at death and not suffering from certain specified diseases.
Our next step was to examine the interaction of the independent variables with the demographic factors (i.e., age of the parent, education, 'intactness' of the home, and toddler's gender).
It has been shown previously that infected and uninfected nodule protoplasts isolated according to this protocol are osmotically active and exclude the dye propidium iodide, indicating the 'intactness' of their plasma membrane.
The 976 participating families in the original study were representative of the northeastern United States with respect to sex, family 'intactness' , family income, and socioeconomic status.
The 'intactness' of the whole organism is clearly sensed through communication; if that sense was absent, then the loss of particular part would not be recognized and regeneration would not occur.
It is important to note that Augustine affirms the 'intactness' of human free will even after the Fall: it is still we who act and love and choose, and we who are therefore responsible morally for what we do.
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