Not wounded; unhurt.

Without scathe; unharmed. †Const. of.

Free from injury, harm, or molestation; unhurt, unmolested; also const. of. Frequently in quit and skere.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2b.)

Free from harm or injury; unhurt, uninjured, unharmed. Now rare.

Free from damage, decay, or special defect; unimpaired, uninjured; in good condition or repair.

Uninjured, unharmed, unspoiled, etc.

In a sound or undamaged state. In later use esp. of a ship (often in the context of marine insurance). Obsolete.

In good condition, healthy; physically or spiritually sound. Also in whole and quart.

Not affected physically, esp. in an injurious manner; not damaged, harmed, or meddled with; unhurt, uninjured; intact. Const. by, †of.

Not violated; free from violation; unhurt, uninjured, unbroken; unprofaned, unmarred; intact. Of persons, places, sacred things, etc.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2. Cf. Old Norse and Icelandic ú-, óskaðaðr, Middle Swedish oskadhad, Swedish oskadad.)

as adv. Without danger; †without damage or harm (obsolete).

= unshent, adj.

Undefaced, unimpaired. Obsolete. rare.

= unhurt, adj.

Free from harm or injury, unhurt.

Not defaced or disfigured; not destroyed.

Not harmed or damaged; unimpaired.

Unhurt, unharmed, uninjured. Obsolete. rare.

Undamaged, unimpaired.

Uninjured, unhurt.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not injured, marred, or impaired. Obsolete.

Unwounded.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Unwounded.

Pure, unmixed; free from any foreign element or ingredient. Free from hurt; uninjured. Obsolete.