adj
unblemished
Unblemished (adj) means Free of marks, flaws, or damage. Example: “The apples were unblemished, without a single bruise.”
adj
1
Free of marks, flaws, or damage.
"The apples were unblemished, without a single bruise."
2
Free of any moral fault or wrongdoing.
"He retired with an unblemished reputation after thirty years of service."
How to use unblemished
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPerfect and flawless — whether describing skin, fruit, or a person's reputation.
Common pairings
unblemished record
unblemished skin
unblemished reputation
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more unblemished
- Superlative
- most unblemished
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The apples were _____, without a single bruise.
Synonyms
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unmarred
unmutilated
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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.
