
Unscathed
Literal Use
Used to describe someone or something that remains completely undamaged from a dangerous situation.

The ancient manuscripts were found unscathed after the fire.
Figurative Context
Can describe escaping harm in non-physical situations, like arguments or financial troubles.

She came out unscathed from the fierce debate.
Emotional Nuance
It can imply relief or surprise that no harm was incurred, especially when danger was likely.

Everyone was amazed that the stuntman remained unscathed.
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