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Meanings of unblemished reputation in English

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Usage of unblemished reputation in English
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Generally, gallantry and unblemished reputation were the conditions of social rank among the knights themselves.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 3 part 1: The Middle Ages
2
The unblemished reputation of the bedroom was dear to Emily, in her capacity of queen.
"I Say No"
3
A man of Monsieur Geniers's position, respected, of unblemished reputation, murdered on his own doorstep.
The Oracle Glass
4
The accused, who has until now enjoyed an unblemished reputation, responds by ridiculing the allegations.
The Irish Times
5
For the strictly law-abiding, Phillip's Antiques in Colaba has enjoyed an unblemished reputation since 1860.
The Guardian
6
He was a shrewd man, of unblemished reputation.
Agatha Webb
7
They were well and favorably known as men of unblemished reputation in Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri.
Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler
8
He may be a man of unblemished reputation, and yet debased in the truest meaning of the word.
Sermons Preached at Brighton / Third Series
9
A son who had reached the meridian of life, with fair prospects and an unblemished reputation, was selected.
Withered Leaves from Memory's Garland
10
They selected as a fusion standard-bearer George S. Partridge, a young lawyer of unblemished reputation-andof untried strength.
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
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He had a polished air, an unblemished reputation, yet she sensed a tenebrous quality lurking behind his sophisticated affectations.
The notorious scoundrel
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And it was a strict code-ithad earned him his unblemished reputation for inflexible commercial honesty and commercial truthfulness.
The Cost
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William Marple, the first of these criminals, was descended from parents of very tolerable fortune, as well as unblemished reputation.
Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals Who have been Condemned a...
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However, the chemist, the father of this young man, occupied a respected position as a well-to-do man, with an unblemished reputation.
The Idol of Paris
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She knew what a Marchese of mature age, of noble lineage, and of unblemished reputation, was; and she knew what she was.
A Siren
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But to the distinction of race she added that of fashion, crowning both with a tranquil consciousness of lofty position and unblemished reputation.
The Parisians — Complete
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