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:
- untainted
- white
- shiny
- undefiled
- sterile
- unsoiled
- antiseptic
- unpolluted
- sparkling
- squeaky-clean
- pure
- sanitary
- spick-and-span
- snowy
- spotless
- milky
- chaste
- spic-and-span
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
stainless, immaculate, clean, unsullied,pristine, untainted, white, shiny, undefiled, sterile
foul, soiled, grubby, unclean, grubby, filthy, dirty, stained, uncleaned, uncleaned
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.
