unblemished

“I hardly have any clients who are as completely unblemished as Daniel Neyoy,” she said last week over the phone.

Now he was stained with a question about his own to-date unblemished personal conduct.

He smiles frequently and with joyful sincerity, and his raven-colored skin is unblemished and taut.

She had always been so vain, so obsessed with her unblemished beauty.

We should find white ones, round, unblemished, and the same size.

It was printed by Frbels at Rudolstadt in 1818; and is unblemished by a single erratum, so far as I have been able to detect one.

Jaffery Chayne, in his own line, is a distinguished man—and a man of unblemished honour.

Generally, gallantry and unblemished reputation were the conditions of social rank among the knights themselves.

Though I am now stained by malevolence and suffer by prejudice, I hope to rise fair and unblemished.

Throughout all these years, Mr. Baumeister has borne an unblemished reputation for honesty, kindness and genuine goodness.