adjective
- not protected or cushioned from impact, shock, or harsh effects
- lacking a chemical buffer to maintain stable pH levels
- not temporarily stored in a buffer for processing
Usage: chemistry; technical
Usage: computing; technical
Examples
- The unbuffered solution quickly changed pH when acid was added.
- Unbuffered I/O operations can be slower but use less memory.
- The car’s unbuffered suspension made every bump feel harsh.
- She faced the criticism unbuffered by any support from colleagues.
- The unbuffered data stream processed information in real time.
- Without proper insulation, the building remained unbuffered against temperature changes.