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unwounded

/ʌnwˈundᵻd/ adj

Not wounded.

Word Origin Unwounded is simply un- 'not' + wounded. Wound comes from Proto-Germanic wund, from PIE *wen- 'to strike, wound.' The un- prefix reverses the state, so unwounded means not injured. It's a straightforward negation, like unbroken or unharmed. The -ed makes it an adjective from the past participle.

adj Not wounded.

Miraculously, all passengers emerged from the accident unwounded.

(形容词) 未受伤的

奇迹般地，所有乘客在事故中都毫发无伤。

(adjetivo) No herido.

Milagrosamente, todos los pasajeros salieron ilesos del accidente.

(adjectif) indemne; non blessé; sain et sauf; intact [Qui n'a pas été blessé, indemne.]

Par miracle, tous les passagers sont sortis de l'accident **unwounded** (indemnes).

(Adjektiv) unverletzt; unverwundet [nicht verletzt; ohne körperliche Schäden oder Wunden.]

Wie durch ein Wunder kamen alle Passagiere **unwounded** aus dem Unfall heraus.

(形容詞) 傷を負っていない、負傷していない。

奇跡的に、すべての乗客が事故から怪我をせずに脱出しました。

(adjetivo) ileso; intacto; não ferido; sem ferimentos [Não ferido.]

Milagrosamente, todos os passageiros saíram do acidente ilesos.

Synonyms: unharmed unhurt unscathed uninjured intact Antonyms: wounded injured hurt damaged
Word parts: un + wound + ed

Related words

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