Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

unfallen

Adjective

/ʌnˈfɔːlən/

Definition

Not having fallen; in a state of innocence or purity.

Examples

The concept of an unfallen world is a common theme in many religious texts.
In literature, the hero often strives to maintain an unfallen state in the face of adversity.
The artist depicted the garden as unfallen, vibrant and full of life before the introduction of sin.

Meaning

The term ‘unfallen’ refers to a condition of being free from corruption, sin, or any form of moral or ethical decay. It is often used in philosophical, religious, or literary contexts to describe a state of being that is untouched by the flaws or failings commonly associated with humanity.