unscratched

/ ʌnˈskrætʃt /

adjective

1. quite unharmed

Example Sentences

A string player herself, she has played around with parts of the quartet on her own, and while she hesitates to name composers whose images may be reflected in its unscratched surface, she’s quick to praise its ease and lightness: “It’s just very fun and beautiful.”

From Washington Post

“You have things that are unscratched and other things that are totally destroyed,” Sergeant Murillo said in an interview this week, clad in a hazmat suit not far from the air-conditioned tent where the officers spend their days sifting through the items.

From New York Times

In Madden, O'Brien found a game offering a blend of excitement and tactical skill that satisfy the ultra-competitive itch lockdown left unscratched.

From BBC

This year’s Puppy Bowl, somehow hosted by Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg, airs on Sunday, and there are also Puppy Bowl-adjacent shows airing throughout the weekend, including two “Where are they now?” specials airing on Saturday at 11 p.m. and on Sunday at 11 a.m.; let no belly go unscratched, no ears unscritched.

From New York Times

Najla Fadel, 33, was miraculously unscratched when the blast shattered the glass windows of her house, badly injuring her child’s babysitter.

From Washington Times

Related Words

• intact
• unblemished
• undamaged
• unharmed
• unscathed