adj

unblemished

Unblemished (adj) means Free of marks, flaws, or damage. Example: “The apples were unblemished, without a single bruise.”

adj

Free of marks, flaws, or damage.

"The apples were unblemished, without a single bruise."

Free of any moral fault or wrongdoing.

"He retired with an unblemished reputation after thirty years of service."

How to use unblemished

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishPerfect and flawless — whether describing skin, fruit, or a person's reputation.

Common pairings

unblemished record unblemished skin unblemished reputation

Word forms

more unblemished comparative, most unblemished superlative

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Synonyms

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unmarred unmutilated

Rhymes for unblemished

fished famished vanished polished punished finished banished cherished furnished published nourished anguished

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Frequently asked questions

What does “unblemished” mean?

The word “unblemished” means free of marks, flaws, or damage. In plain terms, perfect and flawless — whether describing skin, fruit, or a person's reputation.

How do you use “unblemished” in a sentence?

Here is “unblemished” used in a sentence: “The apples were unblemished, without a single bruise.”

What part of speech is “unblemished”?

“Unblemished” is an adjective.

How many meanings does “unblemished” have?

“Unblemished” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: free of marks, flaws, or damage.