Meanings of unbloody in English

The Mass is the unbloody sacrifice of the body and blood of Christ.

Catholics offer a Sacrifice, too, but an unbloody one.

His stay marked the beginning of Greenland's colonial era but was relatively unbloody compared with other European powers.

Indians do not wish to provoke them, and so try to propitiate them by innocent and unbloody offerings.

This region is now the scene of another and an unbloody warfare; the warfare between the Free Church and the Government Church.

In his twenty-third or last catechesis, he calls the mass an unbloody sacrifice, a victim of propitiation, a supreme worship, &c. (n. 8, p.

The tracker hung limp and unbloodied in one hand.

He can't put it back in its sheath unbloodied.'

Even the shirt was folded, unbloodied side down.

The meadow was left empty and unbloodied.

His hand flew to the jeweled hilt of his sword, slid the clean, unbloodied blade from its scabbard.

Senators Cory Booker and Kamala Harris to former Housing Secretary Julian Castro and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, emerging relatively unbloodied.

When she saw John sitting in the grass looking a wee bit dazed but, fortunately, unbloodied, she gave Tamas a stern look.

"If Tywin Lannister thinks to cross it unbloodied, I mean to teach him a hard lesson."

And if it were to happen that the Republic just coincidentally had a fresh, unbloodied fleet of its own in the vicinity...