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Meanings of undamaged in English
Not harmed or spoiled; sound.
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Usage of undamaged in English
1
All were undamaged save one of which only the point was left.
2
The doors of the building were open and, to their surprise, undamaged.
3
From what his higher senses told him, nothing had been left undamaged.
4
This time, the grounds were flooded but the buildings have remained undamaged.
5
We haven't checked those yet, but on visual inspection they seem undamaged.
6
The same experiment was also conducted with undamaged plants as a control.
7
Pusan and Taegu are the only large cities in Korea physically undamaged.
8
The pool table remained curiously undamaged in the center of the room.
9
They're seeing the fibers of some materials driven through other, undamaged materials.
10
He poked about in the debris I'd left, found an undamaged pipe.
11
I have found it, and it seems to be undamaged, after all.
12
With her undamaged hand, Brigitta tapped a palmtop fastened at her waist.
13
It had a lot of scratches and dings but appeared otherwise undamaged.
14
The entire region is an enormously large, perfectly formed, and undamaged geode.
15
It seemed undamaged, despite having survived the Foefire and the intervening centuries.
16
However, we fortunately slipped over its sandy sides, undamaged, in three-fathom water.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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