unsmirched

unsmirched

(ʌnˈsmɜːtʃt)
adj
not marked with a stain
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was born a gentleman; his highest duty in life was to watch over that great inheritance and keep it unsmirched. He must keep his honor spotless.
You are English boys, you will remain English boys, and you will keep that name unsmirched. Give yourselves no further concern, let your minds be at peace.
Why I did not despise you was on account of your being unsmirched in spite of all; you withdrew yourself from me so quickly and resolutely when you saw the situation; you did not remain at my pleasure; so there was one petticoat in the world for whom I had no contempt, and you are she.
OEDIPUS Be of good cheer; though I be proved the son Of a bondwoman, aye, through three descents Triply a slave, thy honor is unsmirched.
Sienkiewicz's desk, it is all done by hand, and--Oh, rare temperance and restraint!--left quite unsmirched by the vandal, vulgar paint.