UNSULLIED : spotless, unblemished, not marred or damaged, usually applied to one's "reputation", but poetically to visually pristine environments such as snow-covered land.
I try to keep my room unsullied as much as possible.
A blemish is a mark or small imperfection....so unblemished basically means perfect condition
The girls room was unsullied.
Stained, tarnished, tainted, unclean, dirty, blemished, soiled, defiled, and polluted are a few
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Who or what the sentence is about is the subject of the sentence.
The subject of a sentence is who or what that sentence is about.
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the house was unsullied
An Unsullied Shield - 1913 was released on: USA: 7 January 1913 UK: 9 April 1913
Something in a completely unsullied state.
The term "unsullied" is not typically converted into a verb form using a suffix. However, you could potentially use the suffix "-ify" to create the word "unsully" if you wanted to convey a similar meaning.
stainless: (of reputation) free from blemishes; "his unsullied name"; "an untarnished reputation not tarnished
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Pure, unsullied, immaculate, organic, wholesome, purified, unadulterated,
Stained, tarnished, tainted, unclean, dirty, blemished, soiled, defiled, and polluted are a few
immaculate, perfect, faultless, spotless, pure, unsullied, unspoiled, untouched, primeval, original, virgin
Originally a short form of Katrina (pure, unsullied), Trina is occasionally bestowed independently, meaning 'pure'.
The first name Katelyn is of English origin. Katelyn means unsullied and pure and is the a variant of the name Katherine.
The correct spelling is "pristine." It means in its original condition; unspoiled or spotless.