unduped
/ˈʌndʌpɪd/Definitions
1. verb
to free from duplication, especially of a file or data
“The software unduped the files, resulting in a significant reduction in storage space.”
2. verb (transitive)
to remove duplicates from a set of data or items
“She unduped the list of contacts, ensuring that each person was listed only once.”
3. adjective
not duplicated or copied; original
“The unduped version of the software contained the latest features and updates.”