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unharmed

British  
/ ʌnˈhɑːmd /

adjective

  1. not having sustained physical, moral, or mental injury

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A post on social media, purportedly from one of the home owners, said he and his neighbour were unharmed but six dogs had died in the fire, and two properties were badly damaged.

From BBC

Two men were caught in the avalanche while snowshoeing on Wednesday, trapping one beneath the snow while the other escaped unharmed and was able to raise the alarm from a nearby mountain refuge.

From Barron's

Critics say the laws have gone too far, potentially leaving utilities financially unharmed from fires caused by their negligence.

From Los Angeles Times

One woman inside the car was unharmed while the other was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

From Los Angeles Times

The 80 passengers and 44 crew members are safe and unharmed, and the passengers, who departed from Cairns in northern Australia on 18 December, will be flown back there.

From BBC