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Meanings of uninjured in English
Usage of uninjured in English
1
Witnesses said they heard Guerrido, who was apparently uninjured, calling for help.
2
The remaining five people involved in the avalanche were uninjured, said police.
3
They were uninjured, and minor scorch damage was caused to the house.
4
The family were in bed when the attack occurred and were uninjured.
5
So I took the spear in my uninjured hand and stood ready.
6
The body had struck the rocky wall but the head was uninjured.
7
Another man who was in the house at the time escaped uninjured.
8
The two children who had been kept hostage are safe and uninjured.
9
Her children were uninjured and were treated for shock at the scene.
10
We warped the Sea Spell off the shoal and found her uninjured.
11
She was barely clear before Rupert punched up with his uninjured arm.
12
There we quickly picked up the trail of the two uninjured beasts.
13
The second motorcyclist, also a man in his early 20s, was uninjured.
14
They were uninjured, however; so he once more attempted to stagger on.
15
The miracle was that even the uninjured men could endure so much.
16
There upon the uninjured ones would distance the one that was hurt.
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Uninjured across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
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