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  • adjective Not besmirched

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Examples

  • Everything about her must be free of the taint of shed blood, everything must be pure and unbesmirched.

    red dust Ryn Cricket 2010

  • The crime scene was grisly, and security tapes show Lowery leaving unbesmirched.

    Stein Murder Defense: 'Guilty of Stealing,' Not Other Things 2010

  • The crime scene was grisly, and security tapes show Lowery leaving unbesmirched.

    Stein Murder Defense: 'Guilty of Stealing,' Not Other Things 2010

  • The crime scene was grisly, and security tapes show Lowery leaving unbesmirched.

    Stein Murder Defense: 'Guilty of Stealing,' Not Other Things 2010

  • In 1960, I am not behaving as a paladin of the realm, unbesmirched in conduct and surrounded by a radiant halo of pure holiness.

    Left-wing racist misogynists (a mea culpa) 2005

  • "But we'll be sure not to tell anyone, so your reputation remains unbesmirched."

    Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2004

  • But there was no use protesting: the scheme of mathematical psychics was so neat, so beguiling, so bereft of troublesome human intransigences, and so happily unbesmirched with considerations of human striving and social conflict, that its success was immediate.

    The Worldly Philosophers Robert L. Heilbroner 1999

  • But there was no use protesting: the scheme of mathematical psychics was so neat, so beguiling, so bereft of troublesome human intransigences, and so happily unbesmirched with considerations of human striving and social conflict, that its success was immediate.

    The Worldly Philosophers Robert L. Heilbroner 1999

  • The soldiers stumbled forward doggedly, cursing the bite of the wind while reminding one another that generals are seldom of sound mind and unbesmirched ancestry.

    She Is The Darkness Cook, Glen 1997

  • Despite the distortions and misinterpretations that have saddled the Word of Odin down through the ages, here we finally have a truly poetic vision of the great War in Heaven that will decide our eventual Destiny, unbesmirched by the haggling of committees over precisely how many Pinks can be deep-fried in the 18th Bardo of Purgatory or how many Normal souls must be sacrificed to purchase a rich SubGenius a ticket to Heaven.

    The Book of the SubGenius The SubGenius Foundation 1983

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