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uninjured

«uninjured» in Mova's school dictionary: Not hurt or harmed; without any injury — its meaning for a pupil, its sense in the lessons and examples.

part of speech

adjective (uninjured)

meaning for a pupil

Not hurt or harmed; without any injury. tree →

sense in the lessons

In news and safety: «All the passengers were uninjured», «The driver escaped uninjured». In stories: a character walks away uninjured from danger. Phrases: «escape uninjured», «walk away uninjured», «uninjured but shaken».

examples

  • Luckily, everyone on the bus was uninjured. tree →
  • The cat fell from the tree but landed uninjured. tree →
  • The rider was uninjured, but the bike was broken. tree →
  • She escaped from the fire uninjured. tree →
  • Two people were hurt and five were uninjured. tree →
  • He was uninjured but very shaken. tree →
  • With his winged horses he flew to rescue his lovely bride, and succeeded in extricating her uninjured from the burning building. tree →

note

Similar: «unhurt», «unharmed». Opposite: «injured». In maths word problems: if 12 people were on a bus and 3 were injured, 12 − 3 = 9 were uninjured.

Trees and pragmatics

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