unrobbed
Not yet burgled
Not robbed; having escaped theft or robbery.
The term appears most often in contexts where robbery might be expected: The store remained unrobbed despite being in a high-crime area.
It can also describe someone who still possesses what they might have lost: She left the subway unrobbed, her wallet intact.
Full and undivided
- undamagedFree from harm
- pristinePure and untouched
- unblemishedFree from any defect
- unbrokenNot damaged or interrupted
unharmed · unspoiled · untouched · unviolated · unmolested · unplundered · unlooted · unransacked
Having abundant financial resources
- affluentHaving abundant financial resources
- abundantExisting in great quantity
- plentifulExisting in abundance
- richHaving much of something
flush · moneyed · well-off · opulent · prosperous · solvent · endowed · undiminished
Wary and restrained
- securedMade fast or obtained
- defendedShielded from harm
- fortifiedMade more resistant
- safeguardedKept from harm
watched · patrolled · alarmed · locked · vaulted · surveillance · burglarproof · impregnable
whole
Full and undivided
- undamagedFree from harm
- pristinePure and untouched
- unblemishedFree from any defect
unbroken · unharmed · unspoiled · untouched · unviolated · unmolested · unplundered · unlooted · unransacked · unpilfered
wealthy
Having abundant financial resources
- affluentHaving abundant financial resources
- abundantExisting in great quantity
- plentifulExisting in abundance
rich · flush · moneyed · well-off · opulent · prosperous · solvent · endowed · undiminished · unstolen
guarded
Wary and restrained
safeguarded · watched · patrolled · alarmed · locked · vaulted · surveillance · burglarproof · impregnable · armored