Unmarred
What it means
Still whole, attractive, or admirable because no damage has spoiled it.
Reach for it when Describing appearance, quality, experience, or reputation preserved from a blemish.
Careful cabling left the old stone ceiling unmarred.
Words to choose between 5
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| warm | |
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| literary |
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everyday
Fits when no visible defect interrupts the whole
Not when can overclaim perfection
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warm
Fits when beauty or character survives harmful change
Not when less apt for a record or performance
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professional
Fits when essential form and completeness survive
Not when an intact surface may still be marred
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professional
Fits when physical condition remains sound
Not when does not cover disappointment or reputational stain
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literary
Fits when appearance remains immaculate or untouched
Not when stronger than merely avoiding a serious mark
Opposites 3
- marred
- spoiled
- blemished
Common phrases 3
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remain unmarred
The painted panels remained unmarred after the careful move.
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unmarred beauty
Limited footfall preserved the inlet's unmarred beauty.
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largely unmarred
The celebration was largely unmarred by the afternoon rain.
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