untinkered

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ tinkered.

Adjective

untinkered (not comparable)

1. Not tinkered with.
   • 2017, Catherine Addison, A Genealogy of the Verse Novel, page 415:

     It is as if the nature of the form cannot, even as the sonnet can, be tinkered with; and, in its original, untinkered form, it channels the spirit of the stanza's English-language master.