Pronunciation: /ʌnˈblɛmɪʃt/
adjective not damaged or marked in any way; perfect
A1 The white dress was unblemished and perfect for the wedding.
A2 She had an unblemished record of attendance at school.
B1 The antique vase was unblemished despite its age.
B2 His reputation in the industry was unblemished by any scandal.
C1 The scientist's unblemished research was published in a prestigious journal.
C2 Her unblemished integrity made her a trusted leader in the organization.
adverb in an unblemished manner
A1 The baby's skin was unblemished and smooth.
A2 She had an unblemished record of attendance at school.
B1 The antique vase was unblemished by any cracks or chips.
B2 His reputation in the industry was unblemished despite the scandal.
C1 The artist's unblemished talent was evident in every brushstroke.
C2 Her unblemished integrity earned her the trust of her colleagues.
formal The porcelain vase was unblemished, without a single crack or chip.
informal Her skin was unblemished, not a single pimple in sight.
slang His record was unblemished, he had never been caught doing anything wrong.
figurative The artist's unblemished reputation made her the perfect choice to lead the project.
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