unbruised

unbruised

The apple in the basket is completely unbruised.

Definition

Adjective: "Unbruised" describes something that has not been injured or damaged by a blow or impact, resulting in no discoloration, swelling, or tissue damage. It can also refer to fruit or other items that have not been crushed, mashed, or pounded.

Usage Examples
  • (No visible marks or swelling from the impact.)
  • (Not crushed or damaged; firm and intact.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to remain unbruised": to stay free from physical harm or damage.

    • Despite the rough journey, the fragile sculptures remained unbruised. (They were not scratched or dented.)
  • "unbruised skin": skin that shows no signs of contusion.

    • The boxer's face was surprisingly unbruised after the match. (No black eyes or swelling.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Unbruisable (adj): not capable of being bruised.

    • This synthetic material is unbruisable, making it ideal for luggage. (Cannot be damaged by impact.)
  • Bruise (n/v): a mark on the skin from a blow; to cause such a mark.

    • He had a bruise on his leg from falling. (A discolored area from injury.)
Synonyms
  • Uninjured: not harmed or damaged.
  • Intact: not broken or damaged; whole.
  • Unblemished: without marks or defects.
Related Idioms
  • No harm, no foul: a phrase meaning if no damage is done, there is no problem.
    • The package arrived unbruised, so no harm, no foul. (No damage, so no issue.)