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uninjured

British  
/ ʌnˈɪndʒəd /

adjective

  1. not having sustained any injury; unhurt

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Example Sentences

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"The other plane landed safely at the airfield, and the pilot was uninjured."

From Barron's

The other two were uninjured and rescued by helicopter early on Tuesday, after contacting emergency services the previous night.

From BBC

Detectives spoke to two men and a boy outside of the home who survived the attack uninjured.

From Los Angeles Times

Sauber confirmed that following medical checks, he was "OK and uninjured".

From BBC

Another worker, 67-year-old Ottaviano, who was inside at the time of the collapse but escaped from a balcony uninjured, told AFP news agency: "It was not safe. I just want to go home."

From BBC