damaged
They are planning to spend millions of dollars on renovating the undamaged parts of the building.
The fin of the plane appeared to be undamaged other than for the bottom part where it attaches to the fuselage.
Despite serious coronary disease, his heart muscle was undamaged and pumped vigorously, doctors said.
Oranges and lemons might look undamaged from the outside, but freezing alters the fruit inside so that it is no longer juicy.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Undamaged, unbroken or in good condition
(all) in one pieceidiom
ain't
anti-wear
be (as) good as newidiom
be as sound as a bellidiom
be none the worseidiom
resistive
safe
soundness
unbroken
unbruised
uninjured
unmolested
unpolluted
unscarred
unscathed
walk
walk away
well preserved
worse

Examples of undamaged

undamaged
However, it was quite common for some fruits to be dropped undamaged under the feeding roosts or day-time roosts.
Alternatively, cognitive strategies that engage undamaged areas might be preferable in cases where there is extensive damage to the normal system.
It is possible for organic materials to survive this process of flash heating relatively undamaged.
Seeds that were located undamaged were returned to the plot.
Calcifications generally develop from vessel walls and the perivascular space, and progressively extend towards neurons, which could remain undamaged for a long time.
We expected that a large frugivore like the olive baboon disperses seeds of a wide range of sizes undamaged, including large ones.
The war-damaged argued that the undamaged had only preserved their assets by luck, given the fortuitous distribution of wartime and post-war losses.
However, the performance of the undamaged route will be "normal" only if there is no feedback at all in the system to alter performance.
Operating room mortality was 11.1% (damaged) versus 1.35% (undamaged).
Mortality in those damaged was 29.6% versus 10.4% for the undamaged.
The following analysis therefore used undamaged surfaces only.
The war-damaged generally saw democracy as that system which would restore to them a deserved socio-economic equality with their former peers, undamaged propertied.
These population estimates were c. 12,000 worker termites for the undamaged colonies in the plantation and between 46,000 and 158,000 worker termites in the farmland.
The samples from freshwater eels consisted of undamaged individuals only because no damaged nematodes were recovered.
In damage type 10, an undamaged zone within the forewing marginal rubbed area is shown blackened to emphasize its shape.
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