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adjective un·dam·aged \ ˌən-ˈda-mijd \

Definition of undamaged

:not damaged or harmed

crops undamaged by drought

undamaged goods

a building that survived the war undamaged

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Recent Examples of undamaged from the Web

Expect delays #artraffic #arnews pic.twitter.com/JBgvrNkNnZ — Arkansas DOT (@myARDOT) August 9, 2017 The department reported on Twitter that the overpass was undamaged in the incident.

— don sweeney, sacbee, "It’s a pizzapocalypse after semi spills load on Arkansas highway," 10 Aug. 2017
The support piers are undamaged and will remain in place for use in any new construction. Central Parkway to close for 1 to 2 weeks Beginning Monday, Central Parkway will be closed to all traffic in the area of 12th to 14th streets.

— cameron knight, Cincinnati.com, "Demolition on Music Hall bridge begins Monday," 4 Aug. 2017
The arriving officer located the undamaged mailbox, which had mud tracks near it.

— john benson, cleveland.com, "Drunk driver with warrant attempts to flee: Strongsville Police Blotter," 30 July 2017
The fire chief said adjacent chicken houses were undamaged and the animals unharmed.

— CBS News, "More than 100,000 chickens killed in egg farm fire, authorities say," 3 July 2017
One statistic about Katrina helps put things into context: A Brown University report showed that the most damaged areas in the city were 75 percent black, while undamaged areas were only 46 percent black.

— vann r. newkirk ii, The Atlantic, "The Poisoned Generation," 21 May 2017
Charles worked out of a pair of bases-loaded situations undamaged.

— chuch fryte, OrlandoSentinel.com, "The First Academy falls 3-2 at Calvary Christian," 16 May 2017
Identifying marks from the debris police recovered matched that on the car's undamaged headlight, according to the complaint.

— mike argento and teresa boeckel, USA TODAY, "Distinguished Young Woman hit by car, left unconscious at roadside," 24 Apr. 2017
In a logical failure, the drive's components are physically undamaged, but because of either accidental formatting or a corrupt file system, the drive is not able to find and navigate its own data.

— anthony verducci, Popular Mechanics, "Hard Drive Recovery Tips," 27 Feb. 2017

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