unexpurgated

adjective. not shortened

Word Origin & History

1882, from un- (1) "not" + past participle of expurgate.

He intended to give an unexpurgated classification, but was rudely interrupted.

"It is always the unexpurgated that happens," Basil replied sardonically.

What a heap of money one would give to possess his private, unexpurgated journal!

This is the only unabridged and unexpurgated edition of "Il Pentamerone" in the English language.

I was rather hot under the collar, and gave an unexpurgated account of what had happened.

I read the Bible, unexpurgated edition, when I was a kid, and it sort of cured me of book readin'.

It's a daring man, in this unexpurgated day and generation, who offers to read aloud to a lady.

Stewart could not help smiling, for, in that Babel of tongues, he distinguished a lot of unexpurgated American!

The women in plain and simple language expressed their unexpurgated opinion of Big Boss, and demanded that he be brought to them.

To one who is sensitive to tales of blood, unexpurgated Japanese history must be a dreadful thing.