indemne

The Spanish word "indemne" is an adjective with the following explanation:

Meaning:

• Indemne means unharmed, unscathed, or unaffected by an event, typically referring to physical harm, damage, or loss.
• It is often used to describe a person, object, or entity that has come through a potentially harmful experience without suffering injury or damage.

Etymology/Parts:

• The word derives from Latin indemnis, which means "unhurt" or "safe."
• It is composed of the prefix in- (meaning "not") + demne (related to damage or harm).

Spanish Synonyms:

• Intacto (intact)
• Ileso (unharmed)
• Salvo (safe)
• A salvo (out of harm's way)

Spanish Antonyms:

• Herido (injured)
• Dañado (damaged)
• Perjudicado (harmed, damaged)

Example Sentences:

• Después del accidente, todos los pasajeros quedaron indemnes.
  (After the accident, all the passengers remained unharmed.)

• El edificio permaneció indemne tras la tormenta.
  (The building remained unscathed after the storm.)