No. 4,475 in French
intacte
Undamaged; unbroken; whole.
In a sentence
Le vase antique est resté intacte après la chute.
The antique vase remained intact after the fall.
The word 'intacte' describes the state of preservation of the antique vase following an event that could have damaged it, emphasizing its unaltered condition.
Son honneur est restée intacte malgré les accusations.
Her honor remained intact despite the accusations.
Here, 'intacte' conveys the undamaged and unimpaired state of her honor, highlighting its invulnerability to negative actions or claims.
La structure de l'ancien bâtiment est presque intacte après tant d'années.
The structure of the old building is almost intact after so many years.
In this sentence, 'intacte' refers to the old building's physical state, implying it hasn't undergone significant changes or deterioration over time.
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