unbored

adj

1. (not-comparable)Not having been bored or drilled through.

   “an unbored disc”

2. (not-comparable)Not or no longer bored (suffering from boredom).

   “[…] each of us, her lovers, must have known that it was not in our power to make her unbored. We felt that somebody some day might, and that we should be left behind on that day. In spite of her seeming languor Betula had a great addiction to tennis.”

   “Mrs. Ewing has a way of scaring a lot of people. I think it’s because she’s so rich and knits and, too, she sort of goes around looking bored all the time and you feel as if you’ve got to make her unbored.”

   “Kathy pouts a lot and feels a sense of boredom and restlessness. In many ways she expects Don to make her "unbored," initiate new directions in their marriage, make her decisions for her, and make her feel important and special.”

   “‘Your friendship’, he told him, ‘which grew steadily upon me, is one of the best things I take a way from the Office…certainly you made a great peace always around me, and kept me unbored and amused’.”

   “She looked bored. I felt mildly sorry for her, so I decided to make her unbored.”

verb

1. (form-of, participle, past)simple past and past participle of unbore