unharmed
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ənˈhɑɹmd// UK //ʌnhˈɑːmd// un·harmed
adj. not hurt or damaged after a dangerous event. You use this to describe someone who survives an accident or attack without any injuries.
adj. not injured or damaged in any way following a potentially harmful event. Often used predicatively after linking verbs such as 'emerge', 'escape', or 'remain'.
The driver walked away from the crash unharmed.
Despite the severity of the earthquake, all the residents were found safe and unharmed in the village square.
While the exterior of the historic building was scorched by the nearby fire, the priceless archives stored in the basement remained entirely unharmed.
From un- + harmed.
Usage
Typically follows a linking verb or appears after the noun it describes in a resultative sense.