unharmed

Safe and sound

Unharmed means not injured or damaged, having escaped harm: The hostages were released unharmed.

The word emphasizes that despite danger or potential for injury, no harm occurred: She walked away from the crash unharmed.

It applies to people, animals, and objects: The package arrived unharmed.

physical

uninjured

Free from bodily harm

unhurtSuffering no damage
intactNot damaged or altered
undamagedFree from harm

whole · unscathed · sound · unbroken · unblemished · unmarked · unscarred · untouched · unwounded · safe

survived

survivor

One still alive after

escapeeOne who fled confinement
resilientAble to recover quickly
unaffectedNot changed or influenced

emerged · recovered · endured · pulled through · came through · walked away · lucky · fortunate · miracle · close call

protected

sheltered

Kept safe from harm

shieldedProtected from harm
guardedWary and restrained
defendedShielded from harm

safeguarded · secure · protected · watched · rescued · spared · saved · delivered · sanctuary · haven

Categories

safety wordssafety, security, protection, shelter, refuge
U-wordsugly, ultimate, ultra, umbrella, unable
protectedprotected, shielded, guarded, secured, safe

Opposites

physical condition/injury

unharmedinjured

Having sustained harm

hurt · harmed · wounded · damaged · maimed

intactness/wholeness

unharmeddamaged

Made worse by injury

marred · ruined · destroyed · broken · defaced

vulnerability or protection

unharmeddefenceless

Lacking any protection

vulnerable · endangered · imperiled · exposed · at risk

Family

harm, harmful, harmless, harmed, harms, harming, harmlessly, harmlessness, harmfulness

Familiarity: Top 10,000
Profile: Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G