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untainted

 

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Adjective untainted has 1 sense
  1. stainless, unstained, unsullied, untainted, untarnished - of reputation; "his unsullied name"; "an untarnished reputation"
    Antonym: blemished (indirect, via unblemished)

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Untainted

Description:

Untainted, an adjective, refers to something that is pure, unspoiled, or not contaminated. It can also describe a person or thing that is free from guilt, corruption, or impurity.

Senses and Usages:

1. Uncontaminated

When used in the sense of being uncontaminated, untainted implies that something is pure, clean, or free from any form of pollution or adulteration.

Example sentence: The water in this remote mountain lake is completely untainted, making it safe for drinking.

2. Innocent

In a moral sense, untainted can describe a person who is innocent, uncorrupted, or unaffected by wrongdoing.

Example sentence: Even after all the scandals in the industry, Jane managed to remain untainted and focused on her work.

3. Unbiased

Untainted can also describe something that is unbiased, fair, or without any preconceived notions or prejudices.

Example sentence: The judge ensured a fair trial by assembling an untainted jury that had no prior knowledge of the case.

4. Fresh

When used informally, untainted can describe something that is new, fresh, or not yet dirtied or worn.

Example sentence: The bakery is known for using premium ingredients, ensuring their bread is always untainted and delicious.

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