unstabbed
Lacking knife wounds
Unstabbed means not having been stabbed—free from puncture wounds inflicted by a knife or similar weapon.
The word appears almost exclusively in humorous or ironic contexts, often emphasizing survival of a situation where stabbing was at least imaginable: I made it through Thanksgiving dinner unstabbed, He left the bar unstabbed, which counts as a win.
Having no holes
- unpuncturedHaving no holes
- unperforatedHaving no holes
- unbrokenNot damaged or interrupted
- wholeFull and undivided
sealed · unblemished · unmarked · undamaged · pristine · preserved · complete · solid
Free from bodily harm
- unwoundedHaving no injuries
- intactNot damaged or altered
- unscathedSuffering no injury
- unhurtSuffering no damage
safe · protected · surviving · spared · untouched · whole · sound · preserved
Not turned against
- loyalFirm in allegiance
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
- trustworthyWorthy of confidence
- steadfastFirmly loyal, unshakeable
reliable · honest · true · dependable · unsabotaged · supported · defended · backed
unpierced
Having no holes
- unpuncturedHaving no holes
- unperforatedHaving no holes
- unbrokenNot damaged or interrupted
whole · sealed · unblemished · unmarked · undamaged · pristine · preserved · complete · solid · impenetrable
uninjured
Free from bodily harm
unhurt · safe · protected · surviving · spared · untouched · whole · sound · preserved · unmaimed
unbetrayed
Not turned against
- loyalFirm in allegiance
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
- trustworthyWorthy of confidence
steadfast · reliable · honest · true · dependable · unsabotaged · supported · defended · backed · protected