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untainted

British  
/ ʌnˈteɪntɪd /

adjective

  1. not tarnished, contaminated, or polluted

    he was untainted by the scandal

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By taking on Brontë’s book, Fennell was doomed to stare down millions of overly pedantic literature sticklers, people who prefer their adaptations pure and untainted.

From Salon

She giggles as the paper tickles her face, but even her untainted happiness isn’t enough to cheer me up today.

From Literature

They likely recognize that degrees untainted by preferences will have greater market value.

From The Wall Street Journal

Reform's candidate Llŷr Powell argues they are offering something new and are untainted by the blame being heaped on both Labour and the Conservatives.

From BBC

"If the golden toilet in situ had looked beautiful and perfect and majestic and untainted, this was the total opposite," Mr Hare said.

From BBC