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unsoiled

[ UK /ʌnsˈɔ‍ɪld/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. without soil or spot or stain

How To Use unsoiled In A Sentence

  • For her sake I hope they were relatively unsoiled - the owner may not have necessarily thrown them out of appreciation.
  • It was silvery white, of unsoiled reed flaxen silk.
  • It was the most cloudless period of my whole career as a translator: pure art unsoiled by greed. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Every thing in this peaceful family sitting-room wore a snug and comfortable look, from the neat bed standing in a recess in the wall, with homemade blue woolen spread and snowy linen, to the brightly-polished powter plates upon the dresser and the unsoiled sand on the white floor. My third book
  • I am joylessly a at unsoiled curtailment, but i vestris to halevy rise two petting ago, if wonderfully for cytoarchitectonic hyperborean fluidram. Rational Review
  • You will be forced to eat dinners in your bedroom because no inch of the kitchen is unsoiled. Times, Sunday Times
  • Joe nodded hastily and snapped his goggles back over his eyes, covering the two rings of unsoiled flesh they had left when he first lifted them.
  • Only then, did she realise what was so odd about him: his entire outfit was unmarred by blood, unsoiled by mud.
  • If apparently you succeed in keeping yourself unsoiled, it is because others have dirtied themselves in your place.
  • If the tiny canful which is our selves is pure and unsoiled, then when it meets the world it will blend with the Spirit which informs the world perfectly harmoniously, without distress or dislocation. Pagan and Christian Creeds: Their Origin and Meaning
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