ungrazed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈɡreɪzd/
- After the accident, her hands were surprisingly ungrazed despite the rough pavement.
Examples
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He checked his elbows and found them ungrazed after falling off his bike.
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Despite his rough tumble down the hill, he emerged ungrazed and ready for another run.
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The children returned from their hike completely ungrazed and full of excitement.
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The cyclist's knees remained ungrazed after the fall.
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Her arms are ungrazed.
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After the fall, he was relieved to see that his forearms were ungrazed despite the rough ground.
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The garden looked beautiful, with the grass ungrazed by any animals roaming around.
Synonyms
Not hurt or damaged after a bad event
Not physically injured after an accident or dangerous event
Not hurt physically
Having no marks or damage on the outside
Having a smooth surface without cuts or marks
How Scraped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ungrazed combines un- meaning 'not' and graze meaning 'to scrape the skin'. So ungrazed can describe skin or a surface that has no small scrapes.