adjective

• (of a person or part of the body) not harmed or damaged.

  ‘He was uninjured, but also went to hospital with his mother.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Rhodes was shot in the leg; Jacobs and her family were uninjured.’
  • ‘The woman was left uninjured but shaken after the attack at around 6pm.’
  • ‘No other vehicle was involved and the lorry driver was uninjured, but tailbacks were reported as traffic was reduced to a single lane.’
  • ‘He is virtually uninjured by the ordeal, although Mr Henderson suspects his wing muscles have been slightly damaged.’
  • ‘Mr Bailey received a bump to his head, but his wife was uninjured.’
  • ‘Northern Constabulary Police said later the woman declined medical assistance and the man was uninjured.’
  • ‘She was uninjured but shocked and has yet to return to the scene.’
  • ‘Thankfully the man was uninjured, but has been left extremely shaken.’
  • ‘Although clearly distressed the woman was uninjured and she managed to alert police who arrived quickly at her home.’
  • ‘A coastguard spokesman said one had mild hypothermia but otherwise the sailors were uninjured.’
  • ‘A council spokesman confirmed that the pilot was uninjured and was quickly recovered from the water.’
  • ‘If I were there when it happened I'd immediately run to their aid and make sure that they were uninjured.’
  • ‘After taking the uninjured boy home, Mr Green went back to the school to report the incident to the head teacher.’
  • ‘Staff and customers were uninjured but shaken and police hope to trace two of the three customers in the shop at the time.’
  • ‘Both boys were uninjured after they clung onto the wall and avoided falling.’
  • ‘The female employee was uninjured but was left severely shaken by the experience.’
  • ‘Sandra was off in the darkness, but by the sounds she was uninjured and still fighting.’
  • ‘The residents were uninjured, the government spokeswoman said, adding she did not know if the hut was damaged.’
  • ‘The alarm was raised shortly after 3pm yesterday by the fourth, uninjured member of the party.’

  Synonyms

  whole, entire, complete, unbroken, undamaged, unharmed, uninjured, unimpaired, unflawed, faultless, flawless, unscathed, untouched, unspoiled, unmutilated, unsevered, unblemished, unmarred, unmarked, perfect, pristine, inviolate, unviolated, undefiled, unsullied, in one piece