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Discover LudwigThe phrase "away without a scratch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has escaped a situation unharmed or without any damage.
Example: "After the car accident, miraculously, he walked away without a scratch."
Alternatives: "unscathed" or "without any harm".
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I walked away without a scratch.
"When I saw it on TV, it absolutely amazed me that I walked away without a scratch.
In the final canvases, Papou has a collision with a pretty girl on another bike but walks away without a scratch.
When he walks away without a scratch (after rescuing the driver), you feel as if you're seeing the transformation of a character take place before your eyes.
"New Rules on Swaps Will Protect Big Traders" (DealBook column, Business Day, Jan . 12 points out how once again consumers get short-changed while banks get away without a scratch.
Next weekend Verstappen goes to Monaco, where a year ago he illustrated the contrast between his father's era and his own by walking away without a scratch after crashing head-on at high speed into the barrier at St-Devoté.
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Myself and my friends managed to get out without a scratch.
My 15-inch MacBook Pro fit snugly in the laptop compartment, and despite watching in horror as the bag tipped over a desk and onto the floor at one point, the MacBook came away without any scratches.
She said: "The people that were involved are in varying stages of injury, no-one has walked away from this without a scratch".
There was a time when it seemed like the bad guys were going to get away with it, without a scratch and with their reputations fully intact, labeled not as crooks but as geniuses.
They wrecked the car but they walked away from the crash without a scratch.
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