Unhurt Meaning in English
word
ənˈhɝt
uhn-HURT
ʌnhˈɜːt
un-HURT
Definition
Not hurt or injured; without any physical harm after an accident, event, or danger.
Usage & Nuances
'Unhurt' is a formal and neutral word, mostly used after accidents or dangerous events to say someone had no injuries. It is often found together with 'escape', 'get away', or in reports ('Everyone was unhurt.'). It does not refer to emotional pain—use 'unscathed' for both physical and emotional, but 'unhurt' is usually just physical.
Spanish: ileso - sin dañoPortuguese (BR): ileso - sem ferimentosPortuguese (PT): ileso - sem ferimentosChinese (Simplified): 毫发无损 - 没受伤Chinese (Traditional): 毫髮無損 - 沒受傷Hindi: सुरक्षित - बिना चोट लगेArabic: سالم - بدون إصابةBengali: অক্ষত - আহত নাRussian: невредимый - целыйJapanese: 無傷（むしょう） - けがをしていないVietnamese: không bị thương - bình an vô sựKorean: 다치지 않은 - 무사한Turkish: yaralanmamış - sağ salimUrdu: بچ جانا - غیر زخمیIndonesian: tidak terluka - selamat
Example Sentences
The driver was unhurt after the accident.
basic
She fell but was unhurt.
basic
All of the children were unhurt.
basic
Luckily, everyone got out unhurt.
natural
He managed to walk away from the crash unhurt.
natural
"Are you okay?" "Yes, I'm unhurt—just a bit scared."
natural