undamaged

We have learned that music uses a side door into a part of the mind that is relatively undamaged by dementia.

His vital organs appear to be undamaged, but his life is clearly in danger as more details of the attack emerge.

The armoured plates on the undamaged places on bombers, cut down losses by something like 30 per cent.

Scores of houses have been flattened—40 alone yesterday, according to one FSA commander—and few have remained undamaged.

The building's exterior was undamaged and this assault was too well-aimed.

The train had not left the rails, the carriage wheels were intact, the engine was undamaged, the fires burning and the steam up.

He stands unsmirched by the mud thrown by his detractors; he stands undamaged even by the adulation of his admirers.

The mines did not go off, and the boat remained more or less undamaged by the explosions.

She was undamaged, and a Turkish destroyer speedily appeared on the scene.

She was undamaged, unhurt—everything in order, gasoline in the tank.