Unharmed

/ʌnˈhɑːrmd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not harmed, injured, or damaged.

The passengers were unharmed after the plane made an emergency landing.

Remaining safe and intact after a dangerous or risky situation.

Despite the fierce storm, the house remained unharmed.

Having suffered no physical or emotional injury.

The child emerged from the accident remarkably unharmed, thanks to his safety gear.

Not affected negatively; remaining unaffected.

He walked away from the argument feeling unharmed and confident.

The word 'unharmed' comes from the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not', and 'harmed', the past participle of 'harm'.

safe and unharmed

In a state of safety without injury.

come out unharmed

To emerge from a situation without injury.

harm

Physical injury or damage.

injured

Suffering from physical harm.

All good

After the scare, I checked on everyone and they were all good, unharmed.

In one piece

I got into a fender bender, but I'm fine, totally unharmed and in one piece.