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Meanings of unmarred in English
Free from physical or moral spots or stains.
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Usage of unmarred in English
1
And the big half-dollar that I earned was not unmarred with blood.
2
The ceremony was quiet and dignified, unmarred by disorder of any kind.
3
The feat, broadcast on YouTube, appeared unmarred by glitches of any kind.
4
But the reflection face was unmarred, as if the fight never happened.
5
The right side of his face was untouched, perfect, unmarred by blood.
6
His face was unmarred, his eyes-solike hers-weredazed, searching the sky.
7
Fresh, unmarred, unlined by too much age or not enough thought.
8
It was full of enjoyable apprehensions, unmarred by any personal sense of risk.
9
Only one young student has had the privilege of retaining his affection unmarred.
10
Determination chases away my sorrow, leaving nothing but pure, unmarred resolve.
11
It seemed to be made of fine-grained white granite, unmarred and utterly featureless.
12
His gaze lowered to her throat that was once again smooth and unmarred.
13
In both, all wild things should be protected and the scenery kept wholly unmarred.
14
It was the wholesome, challenging lure of an unmarred womanhood.
15
The stripes left on the carpet by her vacuum cleaner were unmarred by footprints.
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Geena nodded, wondering what Ramus would say if he could see her unmarred skin.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common