Thesaurus / unspotted

unspotted

How to use unspotted in a sentence

"Madame is always welcome, and always unspotted of the dusty world," he answered gallantly.

She had the unspotted beauty of the snow in the winter, and of the grass and flowers in the summer.

GIRLS AND WOMENHARRIET E. PAINE (AKA E. CHESTER}

She lays four or five eggs, of a pale blue, which might not erroneously be described as greenish-blue, unspotted.

The eggs number five or six, and are of a pale greenish-blue colour unspotted.

She lays from four to six eggs, the average being five, of a delicate semi-transparent white, unspotted.

She lays four or five eggs, white, the yolk giving them a slight pinky tinge, unspotted.

She lays two or three white unspotted eggs of a rather long oval shape.

Its eggs number from four to seven or eight, pure white, unspotted, and oval in shape.

It is the undisputed testimony of all who knew him, that he was a man of unspotted purity of character in his domestic relations.

They were also required to be men of unspotted honour and integrity.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985