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Unscathed is a word that means to get away from something without getting injured. You could use this word in a sentence like, the police could not believe he escaped the car wreck unscathed.

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Unscathed in a sentence?

i was lucky that i appeared unscathed from the burning building


Can you use unscathed with fire?

Sure: The infant was miraculously uscathed by the fire that ravaged the home.


How do you use the word unscathed in a sentence?

Unscathed means untouched, unharmed. Here are some sentences.Her apartment caught fire, but she was able to get away unscathed.Her reputation was unscathed after the scandal.I checked on my house after the earthquake and was relieved to find it unscathed.Considering the potential seriousness of the allegations against the senator, the Democratic Party came out of the scandal remarkably unscathed.i was lucky that i appeared unscathed from the burning building


Another word for unscathed?

Unharmed is another word for unscathed. Additional synonyms include uninjured and unhurt.


Is unscathed positive negative or neutral?

"Unscathed" is generally considered positive, as it indicates being unharmed or untouched by damage or injury.


What is the root word for unscathed?

scathe.


Did hitler kill cathloics?

Under the Nazis there was no demographic that escaped unscathed.


What does unscated mean?

"Unscathed" means not harmed or injured, typically after a dangerous or challenging situation.


What does unscaved mean?

People say unscaved, but it really is unscathed. It means unharmed (not injured).


What are synonyms of unbroken?

undamaged, unimpaired, unharmed, unscathed, untouched, sound, intact, whole


Can you live in a thunderstorm?

Yes. The vast majority of people in the world have experienced thunderstorms and come out completely unscathed.


What does scaves mean?

People say scaved or unscaved, but the correct spelling is unscathed. It means unharmed (not injured).