unsmirched
- a word derived from smirch.
Example Sentences
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In "our skinny house perpetual, where in total diminishment we will last, elemental and irreducible ... beyond the autopsy and the worm, the blood cell, protein, amino acid, the nervous atom spins and shines unsmirched."
From Time Magazine Archive
Looking like a saintly, unsmirched Oscar Wilde, he sang in a brassy baritone, played some fleet-fingered piano, and filled the hall with resounding delight.
From Time Magazine Archive
Crown Prince Akihito, 14, is unsmirched by the war: to Japanese, he would be a spotless symbol.
From Time Magazine Archive
"The statesman's immaculate toga is still unsmirched," bitterly commented Witherspoon.
From The Midnight Passenger : a novel by Savage, Richard
In short, unspoiled by their coarse flattery, and, to all appearances, happy and care-free, she attended to the running of The Polka wholly unsmirched by her environment.
From The Girl of the Golden West by Belasco, David
