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unmarred

How to use unmarred in a sentence

Millennial and younger generations have had their youths marred by two recessions.

Thus was begun that friendship which was to last unmarred so many years, and to be broken only by Racine's death.

In a young chicken, it will be smooth and unmarred; in an old one, it will be rough and probably darker in color.

WOMAN'S INSTITUTE LIBRARY OF COOKERY, VOL. 3WOMAN'S INSTITUTE OF DOMESTIC ARTS AND SCIENCES

There followed for him a time of fearful delight, not unmarred by spells of troubled wonder.

THE WRONG TWINHARRY LEON WILSON

They had found him, with torn flesh and broken bones, but with his face unmarred, lying on the floor.

A little past noon he collapsed in screams of horror and died raving, unmarred, untouched.

Thank God for that, Geoffrey found himself trivially thinking; his head was unmarred and beautiful.

PATHS OF JUDGEMENTANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICK

Life in the Golden Age was one unceasing round of ever-recurring pleasures unmarred by sorrow or care.

With pencil poised she fixed her gaze upon the unmarred page of her open notebook.

THE GRAIN OF DUSTDAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS

The cat blinks sleepily in the sunshine and dreams of a future unmarred by suds and a slippery foothold.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985