1. not censored or edited to remove objectionable material; complete and unabridged
Usage: often used of books, texts, or other written materials

Examples

• The library acquired an unexpurgated edition of the classic novel.
• Scholars prefer to study unexpurgated historical documents.
• The unexpurgated version contained passages that were removed from earlier editions.
• Publishers sometimes release both expurgated and unexpurgated versions of controversial works.
• The unexpurgated diary revealed the author’s true thoughts and feelings.
• Critics argued for access to the unexpurgated government reports.