unblemished

English

Alternative forms

• unblemisht (obsolete)

Etymology

From un- +‎ blemished.

Adjective

unblemished (comparative more unblemished, superlative most unblemished)

1. Lacking blemishes; faultless.
2. (figurative) Free from corruption or evil.
   • 1865, Florence Marryat, “Rex Reverdon”, in “Too Good for Him.” […], volume I, London: Richard Bentley, […], →OCLC, page 1:

     His own estate it most decidedly was, for he had paid for it with his own money; but it had not descended to him from a long line of unblemished ancestry.

Translations

lacking blemishes

• Bulgarian: неопетнен (bg) (neopetnen)
• Finnish: tahraton (fi)
• German: fehlerlos (de), unbeschädigt (de)
• Hungarian: hibátlan (hu)
• Irish: gan on
• Māori: parakore
• Spanish: inmaculado (es), acendrado (es)
• Swedish: fläckfri (sv)
• Tibetan: དྲི་མེད (dri med)

free from corruption or evil

• Bulgarian: непорочен (bg) (neporočen)
• Finnish: tahraton (fi)
• Hungarian: feddhetetlen (hu), szeplőtelen (hu), makulátlan (hu)
• Māori: harakore
• Tibetan: དྲི་མེད (dri med)