Undamaged: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word to describe objects that have not been harmed or broken.

• The package arrived undamaged despite the long journey
• The car was undamaged after the minor collision

This is suitable for describing living things, such as people or animals, that have not been injured or hurt.

• The children were shaken but unharmed after the earthquake
• The dog ran out into the street but was unharmed

This word is best used when something remains whole or complete and has not been altered or affected.

• Despite the storm, the house remained intact
• The ancient manuscript was found intact in the library

Use this when someone or something emerges from a dangerous situation without any injury or damage.

• She felt lucky to escape the accident unscathed
• The town came through the hurricane unscathed

This word is ideal for describing things that have not been degraded or ruined, often used with natural beauty or environments.

• The island remains unspoiled by tourism
• They visited an unspoiled beach during their vacation