No. 10,310 in French
intact
Undamaged; whole; untouched.
In a sentence
Le vieux château est resté intact malgré les années.
The old castle remained intact despite the years.
Here, 'intact' is used as an adjective to describe the state of preservation of the castle.
Il a réussi à préserver ses souvenirs intacts dans un journal.
He managed to preserve his memories intact in a journal.
'Intact' is used figuratively to imply completeness and unaltered nature of his memories preserved.
Malgré l'accident, la boîte contenait des objets intacts.
Despite the accident, the box contained intact objects.
The word 'intact' refers to the physical undamaged state of the items within the box.
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