Wiktionary
a. Not adjusted, especially not altered to fit new or changed data or circumstances
WordNet
Usage examples of "unadjusted".
Mars four years earlierno, it would be closer to twelve years of real time, unadjusted by all the relativistic travel that had mixed up his personal chronology.
He needed to breathe unconditioned air, to see unadjusted colors, to feel the neutrality of unattuned spaces.
I suspect the few unadjusted among us still talk of the necessity for violent overthrow and escape.
I see a snarl in blurry close-up, as if I am a camera with an unadjusted lens.
Objects, which first appeared black to our unadjusted vision, now stand out in something near natural colors, tempered slightly by the effect of the golden haze.
She reached in, slid her hand beneath the waist of his dark underwear, leaving the jeans open in front but otherwise unadjusted, and closed her hand around him.
Hand-held cameras, grainy film, unadjusted color values from scene to scene.
A fellow refugee from a plastic structured culture, uninsured, unadjusted, unconvinced.
Congressional Budget Office and a bevy of Democratic economists had to use unadjusted census data to construct a measure of average family income biased by rising divorce rates and the growth of single-parent households.
Vasily An-dreevich left the cloth unadjusted and went up to the sleigh.
The unadjusted stare bleakly at the smiles, at the little buttons, and wonder what has happened to everybody.
As a result, fractally organized figures didn't look quite right when viewed through unadjusted transparencies.
As a result, fractally organized figures didn't look quite right when viewed through unadjusted transparencies.
As a result, fractally orga-nized figures didn't look quite right when viewed through unadjusted transparencies.