unstained Sentence Examples
- The white tablecloth remained unstained, despite the numerous spilled drinks at the party.
- The bride's wedding dress was unstained, a testament to the careful handling by the seamstress and attendants.
- The pristine marble floors were unstained, gleaming under the bright lights of the museum.
- The baby's unstained bib indicated a remarkably clean feeding session.
- The unstained sheets of the bed invited peaceful slumber, free from any worries or concerns.
- The unstained reputation of the politician made him a trusted choice among voters.
- The unstained hands of the surgeon demonstrated his precision and care during the operation.
- The unstained canvas allowed the artist's vision to unfold without any preconceived limitations.
- The unstained pages of the diary held secrets and memories yet to be revealed.
- The unstained trophy stood as a testament to years of hard work and dedication.
unstained Meaning
unstained (a)
not stained
unstained (s)
not having a coating of stain or varnish
without soil or spot or stain
(of reputation) free from blemishes
Synonyms & Antonyms of unstained
Synonyms:
- pure
- spic-and-span
- unsoiled
- sparkling
- milky
- unpolluted
- sterile
- antiseptic
- shiny
- untainted
- white
- undefiled
- chaste
- spotless
- spick-and-span
- snowy
- sanitary
- squeaky-clean
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word unstained
not stained, not having a coating of stain or varnish, without soil or spot or stain, (of reputation) free from blemishes
unsullied, immaculate,pristine, stainless, clean, pure, spic-and-span,unsoiled, sparkling, milky
filthy, uncleaned, unclean, grubby,stained, uncleaned, foul, foul, soiled, dirty
The white tablecloth remained unstained, despite the numerous spilled drinks at the party.
The bride's wedding dress was unstained, a testament to the careful handling by the seamstress and attendants.
The pristine marble floors were unstained, gleaming under the bright lights of the museum.
The baby's unstained bib indicated a remarkably clean feeding session.
