unhurt

Describes a state of remaining intact after a potentially dangerous event. While it primarily refers to the absence of physical injury, it is frequently used to describe emotional resilience or the preservation of one's ego and pride after a social or professional failure.

In physical contexts, "unhurt" is often used in news reports or emergency descriptions to quickly confirm that no one was injured. It is very similar to "unharmed," but "unhurt" can feel slightly more focused on the lack of pain or specific injury, whereas "unharmed" often implies a broader sense of being untouched by danger.

When used emotionally, it often carries a nuance of surprise or stoicism, describing someone who has emerged from a traumatic or embarrassing situation without feeling the expected psychological distress.