Unblemished
adj.calm, capableformal
What it means
Free from visible flaws, damage, stains, or faults.
Reach for it when describing a surface or record whose lack of defect can genuinely be checked
Careful restoration left the marble panel unblemished.
Choose between these
6- everyday
when plain restrained praise is enough
not when Clean is weaker and can coexist with minor damage.
- everyday
when cleanliness is the exact quality
not when Spotless says nothing about cracks or reputational faults.
- professional
when original, untouched condition matters
not when Something restored can be unblemished without being pristine.
- formal
when no defect can be found
not when Flawless is absolute and often overclaims.
- formal
when freedom from moral or material contamination matters
not when Untainted introduces corruption, not ordinary surface damage.
- literary
when exceptional cleanliness deserves emphasis
not when Immaculate is grand and may imply purity.
Said against
3- blemished
- stained
- damaged
It naturally appears in
3- unblemished record
An unblemished record still deserves the same independent checks.
- remain unblemished
The glazed tiles remained unblemished after the flood.
- unblemished surface
The unblemished surface reflected the repair crew's patient work.
Where this comes from
- Wiktionary, English adjective sense: not blemished or damaged opens in a new tab · retrieved 2026-07-26
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