Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

relatively-unscathed

adjective

ˈrɛlətɪvli ʌnˈskeɪðd

Definition

Not seriously harmed or damaged, especially when compared to others in the same situation.

Examples

After the storm, the house remained relatively unscathed while others in the area suffered severe damage.
Despite the chaos of the accident, she emerged relatively unscathed, with only minor scratches.
The old bridge held up relatively unscathed during the heavy flooding.

Meaning

The term ‘relatively-unscathed’ refers to a person or thing that has experienced little to no harm or damage in comparison to something or someone else during an event or circumstance.