fleck
noun
a speck; a small bit.
unflecked
-
a word derived from
fleck.
Example Sentences
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Unlike most of the half-forgotten U.S. proletarian novelists of two decades ago, Pratolini knows how proletarians live, and he writes about them with a tender gravity that is unflecked by condescension or political twisting.
From Time Magazine Archive
Here it was "unflecked" and set up facing the harbor and the cool breezes from the ocean.
From Remodeled Farmhouses by Mary H. Northend
On that summer day the sky over New York was unflecked by clouds, and the air hung motionless, the waves of heat undisturbed.
From A Scientist Rises by Hans Waldemar Wessolowski
He looked up at the unflecked blue of the sky, shading his eyes.
From Tam o' the Scoots by Edgar Wallace
On the other hand, Miss Huntress derived almost equal pleasure out of her acquaintance with Lena, whose littleness she measured, and whose small successes she looked upon with amusement, unflecked by317 envy.
From Jewel Weed by Harrison Fisher
