adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
escape unharmed/unscathed/unhurt
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Two policemen were killed, but the president escaped unharmed.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
relatively
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The government was relatively unscathed by scandals at Lloyd's, the collapse of Johnson Matthey, and the Guinness saga.
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I breezed through college relatively unscathed .
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The forefoot showed excessive wear while the heel remained relatively unscathed .
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average remained relatively unscathed during the last six months, attracting more positive money flow.
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Most significant for Ipswich, though, is that they seem to have come out of their winter blip relatively unscathed .
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Much has been made of the fact that San Francisco emerged relatively unscathed from Loma Prieta.
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Byrne dragged Stephen's body to a relatively unscathed section while Hunt went in search of help.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Few retailers were left unscathed by the recession.
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Most of the passengers escaped from the plane unscathed .
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The bullet grazed the side of his head, leaving him virtually unscathed .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But Webb was perfectly confident that he could plunge into this fury and emerge unscathed .
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It is true that Jacob will emerge more than just unscathed from the danger that fills his mind as he returns home.
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The burnished copper shone bravely, having only the previous night survived unscathed a particularly concerted attack upon its person.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average remained relatively unscathed during the last six months, attracting more positive money flow.
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The forefoot showed excessive wear while the heel remained relatively unscathed .
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The government was relatively unscathed by scandals at Lloyd's, the collapse of Johnson Matthey, and the Guinness saga.
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The markets and older residential areas of the city were equally unscathed by modern trends.