unsnatched

Not grabbed yet

Not snatched; remaining where it was or with its original owner.

The word appears almost exclusively in contexts where snatching was expected or possible: Her purse sat unsnatched on the café table, The last cookie remained unsnatched.

Sometimes used playfully about things that could be claimed or taken: I'm surprised he's still unsnatched (unmarried or unattached).

possession

unclaimed

Not yet taken

left · unacquired · ungrabbed · free · unappropriated · unheld · unpossessed · unoccupied · unseized · unreserved

opportunity

missed

Failed to reach

unclaimed · unseized · neglected · wasted · squandered · unharvested · untapped · unexploited · dormant · available

theft

unstolen

Not taken illicitly

intact · unpilfered · unlifted · unrobbed · guarded · unswept · preserved · unplundered · unlooted · unmoved

competition

uncaptured

Not seized or taken

standing · surviving · uneliminated · holding · defended · untoppled · maintained · retained · secure · prevailing

Opposites
state of seizure

unsnatchedsnatched

Took quickly, abruptly

grabbed · seized · taken · stolen · nabbed

security/possession status

unsnatchedsnatched

Took quickly, abruptly

captured · lost · removed · dispossessed · gone

Family

snatch, snatched, snatching, snatcher, snatchers, snatches

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G