sinless

[ sin-lis ]

adjective

1. free from or without sin.

sinless

/ ˈsɪnlɪs /

adjective

1. free from sin or guilt; innocent; pure

Derived Forms

• ˈsinlessly, adverb
• ˈsinlessness, noun

Other Words From

• sinless·ly adverb
• sinless·ness noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of sinless¹

before 900; Middle English sinles, Old English synlēas. See sin ¹, -less

Example Sentences

Without exfoliation and moisturizer, areas of rough or dry skin "grab darker," says Sinless Sun's Peterson.

From The Daily Beast

He cannot so follow him as acting in the nature of sinless man, or as the living and true God.

From Project Gutenberg

If the chosen ones are incapable of sinning in heaven, could not God have made sinless men upon the earth?

From Project Gutenberg

When Charles the martyr embraced his children an hour before his death, they received no purer or more sinless kiss.

From Project Gutenberg

To refuse "the reconciliation" is to contemn the death in which the Sinless One was made sin on our behalf.

From Project Gutenberg

"All" is of him in the work of reconciliation, and this above all, that He made the Sinless One to be sin.

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