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unsullied
[ uhn-suhl-eed ]
adjective
- not soiled, untarnished:
an unsullied public persona.
- virginal; pure:
He wears a purity ring signifying that he will remain unsullied until marriage.
unsullied
/ ʌnˈsʌlɪd /
adjective
- (of a reputation, etc) not stained or tarnished
Word History and Origins
Origin of unsullied1
Example Sentences
The science is immaculate, and shows how, in the right hands, it’s entirely possible to take the puzzles and discoveries of contemporary research and incorporate them unsullied into a fictional narrative.
At Big Apple Circus, a set of camels is as exotic as it gets, so your conscience can remain unsullied.
Unsullied, The: A group of slave soldiers who are ruthlessly trained in Astapor and their sense of free will removed entirely.
House Republicans sometimes appear to prefer the idea of unsullied martyrdom to bargained, compromised success.
To return unsullied from the encounter is a proof of the highest skill.
It was not that she might see him, but that she might think of him with unsullied thoughts.
His Majesty succeeded to an Empire as great in extent as its reputation was unsullied.
He placed a tiny polished tablet over her parted lips; its surface remained clear and unsullied by mortal breath.
There love and friendship—unsullied and unruffled—without passion or misconception—will give perpetual happiness.'
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