unrebuilt

Adjective

unrebuilt (not comparable)

1. Of something damaged or destroyed: not built again, not reconstructed.
   • Long had St. Paul look’d dovvnvvard from the Sky, / To ſee his fav’rite Pile [St. Paul’s Cathedral] unfiniſh’d lie; / And ev’n in fair Auguſta’s Boſom plac’d, / Its Altars unrebuilt, its Shrines defac’d.1708, The Cupulo. A Poem. Occasion’d by the Vote of the House of Commons, for Covering that of St. Paul’s with British Copper, London: […] J[ohn] Morphew […], →OCLC, page 7
   • The old Pariſh Church of St. John Zachary near adjoyning, in St. Annes-lane, being unrebuilt, and converted into a burial Place for the old Pariſh, vvas by Act of Parliament annexed to this [the parish church of Sts. Anne and Agnes]; […]1714, James Paterson, “Sts. Anne and Agnes”, in Pietas Londinensis: Or, The Present Ecclesiastical State of London; […], London: […] Joseph Downing […], for William Taylor, […], →OCLC, page 26

   Synonyms:

   unreconstructed

   Antonyms:

   rebuilt, reconstructed

2. Of something existing: not modified or renovated; still in its original form.
   • Near-synonym: unoverhauled
   • Finally, a note from Mr. D. G. Selwyn to point out that the run of his timing behind "Merchant Navy" Pacific No. 35005 Canadian Pacific, also described in January, on which a fine performance was achieved with a 460-ton load on a day of very bad weather, was with the engine in its unrebuilt and not...1959 March, Cecil J[ohn] Allen, “Locomotive Running Past and Present”, in Trains Illustrated, London: Ian Allan Publishing, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 131

   Synonyms:

   unmodified, unrefurbished, unrenewed, unrenovated, unoverhauled

   Antonyms:

   rebuilt, modified, refurbished, renewed, renovated, remanufactured