sinless

[ sin-lis ]

/ ˈsɪn lɪs /

free from or without sin.

Origin of sinless

before 900; Middle English sinles, Old English synlēas. See sin¹, -less

sin·less·ly, adverb sin·less·ness, noun

Without exfoliation and moisturizer, areas of rough or dry skin "grab darker," says Sinless Sun's Peterson.

Spray-Tan Horror Stories |Anneli Rufus |July 7, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
Had man been placed in the world perfected and sinless, obviously there would be no such thing as progress.

The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Volume 2 |Hubert Howe Bancroft
He was nineteen and unburdened of his sin, she seventeen and sinless.

The Tower of Oblivion |Oliver Onions
She never seemed so soulful and sinless as at the moment when her pink lips closed over a bonbon.

The Incubator Baby |Ellis Parker Butler

If men were sinless and holy as the angels of heaven, many things in this world would bring them distress.

Curiosities of Heat |Lyman B. Tefft
The job of corrupting Cy was done by your sinless town, five years ago!

Main Street |Sinclair Lewis

sinless

/ (ˈsɪnlɪs) /

free from sin or guilt; innocent; pure

sinlessly, adverb sinlessness, noun