Unscathed
Unscathed is an English adjective meaning not injured, unharmed, or not damaged after a hazardous event. It is used to describe people, objects, or entities that have survived an ordeal or accident without physical injury or lasting damage. The term emphasizes the absence of harm rather than the elimination of risk and can apply to literal injuries as well as metaphorical damage.
Etymology and history: Unscathed is formed from the prefix un- and the noun scathe, an older term
Usage notes: Unscathed is frequently used with come through, emerge, or survive, as in "the crew emerged
Synonyms and distinctions: Related terms include unharmed, uninjured, intact, untouched, and safe. Unscathed is often more