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• a  free from physical or moral spots or stains

• He is making his theatrical debut in Chicago's Body Politic Theater, in an evening of intimate, unmarred intensity.
• Thus Captain Karns, who, after 37 years of unmarred service, was well up on the list of Captains from whom Rear Admirals are chosen, faced at least a postponement of his chance .
• It is still America before its fall, a rugged paradise unmarred by the nasty litter and twitter of Homo sapiens.

• unblemished
• unmutilated

• blemished

News & Articles

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• American Players Theatre's Too Many Husbands is an appealingly absurd tale about falling out of love
  No side of the love triangle that is Too Many Husbands is left unmarred by Victoria, the wily star of W. Somerset Maugham's play about marriage, violence and adultery. What sounds like a soap opera is actually a lighthearted domestic comedy set in post-World War I Britain and performed on American Players Theatre's Up-the-Hill stage (through Sept. 14).
  July 8, 2013 - Isthmus

Quotes

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• Ban Ki-moon in Radio New Zealand
  I hope the elections will be free, fair, transparent and credible. I hope they will be unmarred by violence and intimidation, and I hope they will lead to results accepted by all,Mr Ban said in a message broadcast on local radio. "The eyes...
• Truman Capote in Lawrence Journal World
  In his narrative, Capote described Walter Sr. as "a man with faded, defeated eyes and rough hands" and his wife, Eunice, as "a plump woman with a soft round face unmarred by a lifetime of dawn-to-dark endeavor."