undamaged in Japanese
undamaged in Japanese is 完い, 無傷 — undamaged means not harmed, broken, or injured.
undamaged in Japanese
完い
not damaged, harmed or injured
無傷
Pronounced: mukizu
not damaged, harmed or injured
What does "undamaged" mean?
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adjective Not harmed, broken, or injured.
"Remarkably, the package arrived undamaged despite being dropped."
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undamaged in a sentence
- Remarkably, the package arrived undamaged despite being dropped.
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What is "undamaged" in Japanese?
"undamaged" in Japanese is 完い, 無傷. undamaged means: Not harmed, broken, or injured.
How do you use "undamaged" in a sentence?
Example: "Remarkably, the package arrived undamaged despite being dropped." In Japanese, "undamaged" is 完い, 無傷.
Are there other ways to say "undamaged" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "undamaged": 完い, 無傷.
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