Untainted Meaning in English

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Definition

Not affected or damaged by anything harmful or unpleasant; pure and in its original, clean state.

Usage & Nuances

ʻUn­taint­edʼ is formal or literary. It's common in discussions of reputation, purity, or things kept free from corruption. Used with qualities like 'untainted reputation', 'untainted evidence', or describing food and environments as pure.

• Spanish: puro - inmaculado - sin mancha
• Portuguese (BR): puro - intacto - sem mácula
• Portuguese (PT): puro - intocado - sem mácula
• Chinese (Simplified): 未受污染的 - 纯净的 - 未被玷污的
• Chinese (Traditional): 未受污染的 - 純淨的 - 未被玷污的
• Hindi: अशुद्धि-रहित - अप्रभावित - निष्कलंक
• Arabic: نقي - غير ملوث - بلا شائبة
• Bengali: অনবদূষিত - নিষ্কলুষ
• Russian: незапятнанный - чистый
• Japanese: 汚れていない - 純粋な
• Vietnamese: không bị vấy bẩn - thuần khiết
• Korean: 오염되지 않은 - 순수한
• Turkish: lekesiz - saf
• Urdu: بے داغ - پاک
• Indonesian: tidak tercemar - murni

Example Sentences

The water from the mountain spring is untainted.

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Her reputation remained untainted after the investigation.

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We want food that is fresh and untainted.

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Even after years in politics, his record is still untainted.

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They trusted only untainted evidence for the court case.

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I admire people whose kindness is untainted by selfish motives.

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