Unscathed

usgb/ʌnˈskeɪðd/
adjective

Not hurt, damaged or affected by something.

Despite the car accident, he emerged unscathed.
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Often appears as...

  • emerge unscathed
  • escape unscathed
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Literal Use

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

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The ancient manuscripts were found unscathed after the fire.
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Figurative Context

Can describe escaping harm in non-physical situations, like arguments or financial troubles.

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She came out unscathed from the fierce debate.
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Emotional Nuance

It can imply relief or surprise that no harm was incurred, especially when danger was likely.

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Everyone was amazed that the stuntman remained unscathed.
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