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unground

/ˈʌnɡraʊnd/ adjective · British & US
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What does unground mean?

adjective

Not ground or earthy; not having a connection to the earth or soil. Used to describe something that is not natural or organic.

Example

"The ungrounded metal rod posed a significant risk of electrical shock."

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