unblunted

Rabelais is the literary exponent of the earlier Renaissance, with its appetite for the good things of the world as yet unblunted.

Kakunai jumped as if some one had thrust the unblunted end of a spear into his posteriors.

I lay down to sleep, and woke again with an unblunted sense of my surroundings.

He had adapted himself to the manners of the town; but he still had a most nervous conscience, sharp, unblunted.