adjective
undamaged
Undamaged (adjective) means not harmed, broken, or injured. Example: “Remarkably, the package arrived undamaged despite being dropped.”
adjective
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Not harmed, broken, or injured.
"Remarkably, the package arrived undamaged despite being dropped."
How to use undamaged
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishStill in good condition, with no harm done.
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Etymology
From un- + damaged.
Rhymes for undamaged
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What does “undamaged” mean?
The word “undamaged” means not harmed, broken, or injured. In plain terms, still in good condition, with no harm done.
How do you use “undamaged” in a sentence?
Here is “undamaged” used in a sentence: “Remarkably, the package arrived undamaged despite being dropped.”
What part of speech is “undamaged”?
“Undamaged” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of undamaged?
"undamaged" (adjective) means not harmed, broken, or injured.