How to pronounce Unscathed in English

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Remain unscathed.

But not unscathed.

Max: “I’ve come down pretty unscathed.

But the company emerged relatively unscathed.

unscathed, if it does something like

Relatively unscathed from the first wave.

No one emerges from their dating life unscathed.

And nobody is seen rising from the snow unscathed.

Oh, no, wait! He flies through the fireball unscathed!

The victorious Julian would not allow his enemy to escape unscathed.

Continued to emerge unscathed after each attack and it became emboldened.

Branded Gaddafi, but the Colonel came out of the attack unscathed.

And try to attack her, but she walks through them unscathed.

That the Ghurids were able to escape almost unscathed from the battlefield.

The pandemic has disrupted economies worldwide, and oil is not escaping unscathed.

If Milly has learned anything it's how to escape unscathed from political

Only a handful of the world’s countries are unscathed by the coronavirus.

While the Big Four managed to emerge relatively unscathed, more accounting scandals continued

Are now in one gigantic race to the bottom and no one will come out unscathed, perhaps least of all Kroger.

Unexpected big news events have the potential to make or break a presidential campaign, at least during normal election cycles. President Donald Trump has a history of coming through these surprises unscathed, and 2020 has been anything but a normal year.