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• a  not corrupted by contact or association
  there is no culture uncontaminated by contact with the outside world
• s  free from admixture with noxious elements; clean

• The plants appeared normal, so the peasants could sell them as if they were uncontaminated.
• The other is that there's a paradisical, uncontaminated island on which you can win residence by giving birth or through a lottery that is the clones' major source of entertainment.
• Theoretically, and sometimes actually, the family nurtures warm, loving feelings, uncontaminated by greed or power hunger.

• unpolluted

• contaminated

News & Articles

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• Tim Sullivan | Johnny Manziel case illustrates inequity of NCAA system
  The argument for amateurism is usually advanced by professionals. College coaches and administrators, many of whom now command seven-figure salaries, insist that their athletes remain uncontaminated by income.
  Aug. 7, 2013 - Louisville Courier-Journal

Quotes

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• Donald Kennedy in Boston Globe (registration)
  If we expect to have our spinach uncontaminated, our pet food safe, Congress has to give the FDA more resources,Kennedy said.
• Reynato Puno in News Today Online
  Puno told the graduates that "there is no turning back on globalization" as he urged them to be involved into "this continuing debate about plus and minuses" of globalization. "We need the uncontaminated view of young, idealistic...
• John Watson in Power Online (press release)
  The plant also sources uncontaminated wood from local sawmills, where chips are a by-product from sawing timber,Watson explains. "Wood chips are also made from clean pallets, demolition wood, off-cuts etc. and these are delivered to us."