clean-handed

One like Samson is clean-handed in what it would be unutterably base for us to do.

To shame him before the world, whose ancestors had been upright and clean-handed?

I want to learn that he is as clean-handed in this affair with the Sewells as he thinks himself.

So, clear speaking is needed: a fight that is not clean-handed will make victory more disgraceful than any defeat.

May it wave there so long as it covers just laws, honest officials, and clean-handed administrators—so long and no longer!

Only so did she feel that she could go free of all obligation, clean-handed, without stultifying herself in her own eyes.

They were both learned in the Law, and were described by him, now as pure and clean-handed, and again as open to bribery.