unstained

[ uhn-steynd ]

/ ʌnˈsteɪnd /

not stained or spotted; unsoiled.

without moral blemish.

Origin of unstained

First recorded in 1545–55; un-¹ + stain + -ed²

The evil of Paris had swirled about him and had left him unstained by its blackness.

The Way of Ambition |Robert Hichens
I thank God that my father is unstained with the blood of a woman.

Calavar |Robert Montgomery Bird
You will be a girl again,252 unstained and ready to begin life without remorse and without accusing memory.

Wayside Courtships |Hamlin Garland
A pure and noble woman is like an unstained conscience,—she represents us to ourselves under a noble form.

A Daughter of Eve |Honore de Balzac

In his right hand he held his unstained sword, in his left a perfect peony flower.

Japanese Fairy Tales |Grace James