unbloody
/ʌnˈblʌdi/
adjective
- Not involving bloodshed or violence; peaceful.
- The revolution was surprisingly unbloody, with the government stepping down without a fight.
- They hoped for an unbloody resolution to the conflict through diplomacy.
- The unbloody coup allowed the country to transition to democracy without casualties.
- Not stained or covered with blood.
- He checked his hands and was relieved to find them unbloody.
- The knife was unbloody, so the police knew it wasn't the murder weapon.
- After the surgery, the bandages remained unbloody, which was a good sign.
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