Unscathed (adjective)
[uhn-skeythd] / ʌnˈskeɪðd/
Meaning: without any damage or injury.
When someone or something gets out of a situation without any damage, harm or injury, we say they got out Unscathed.
Imagine that someone met with an accident. His car was totally damaged but luckily he was not injured at all.
In this situation, we can say that he was unscathed.
He survived the accident unscathed.
More examples using unscathed:
- Some businesses were unscathed by the recession.
- The scandal shook the entire department but John emerged unscathed.
- It’s a miracle that he walked away from the crash unscathed.
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