Unwasted
adjective
1.
waste (defs 26–28).
2.
done to no avail; useless:
wasted efforts.
3.
physically or psychologically exhausted; debilitated:
to be wasted by a long illness.
4.
Slang. overcome by the influence of alcohol or drugs.
5.
Archaic. (of time) gone by.
adjective
1.
not exploited or taken advantage of: a wasted opportunity
2.
useless or unprofitable: wasted effort
3.
physically enfeebled and emaciated: a thin wasted figure
4.
(slang) showing signs of habitual drug abuse
waspish
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