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unhit
  • a word derived from hit.

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In some aspects, figure skating is no less objective than say, baseball, where every unhit pitch is judged, not strictly according to the rule book, but in relation to each umpire’s personal strike zone.

From New York Times • Feb. 6, 2014

Craig, unhit but scared, jumped 25 feet to the ground and was captured.

From Time Magazine Archive

True, four airfields are as yet unhit, but only an estimated 20 MIGs are now operating from North Vietnamese fields.

From Time Magazine Archive

Another, that seems unhit, comes abruptly to pieces in midair.

From Time Magazine Archive

Still they were unhit, and every moment the distance was increasing.

From On Land and Sea at the Dardanelles by Bridges, T. C. (Thomas Charles)