undimmed

I want to keep the memory of its cheeriness intact, undimmed.

Without warning, keen and undimmed, his love for her flashed through his resentful misery.

And those darkly blue eyes, undimmed beacons amid the wreckage of his features, burned and gleamed now with a strange fire.

Such fragments as this are as bright, as undimmed, as if we had met this morning.

Each morn the sun had risen in undimmed splendor, to vanish at night, a ball of glorious red.

There seemed to dwell the first glow and life of youth, undimmed by a single fear and unbaffled in a single hope.

The scene was so new, and withal so splendid in its details, that it comes before me now fresh and undimmed.

The sun was striking down with undimmed splendour upon the world of waters.

Undimmed now by its confining walls, the green radiance poured through the opening in a blinding flood.

There was no speck or stain on the broad yellow sash and his undimmed courage was contagious.