The Collaborative International Dictionary
Blemishless \Blem"ish*less\, a. Without blemish; spotless.
A life in all so blemishless.
--Feltham.
Wiktionary
a. unblemished; without blemishes.
Usage examples of "blemishless".
He said he never gambled, but still was satisfied that the meddling with cards in any way was immoral and injurious, and no man could be wholly pure and blemishless without eschewing them.
For that matter, since the ships were designed to last for a few centuries of blemishless activity, then be taken out of service, there were no parts whatsoever.
Shanghai, your reputation blemishless, Rothwell-Gornt into place, your finances--we must act like good friends only.
The bones were so slight and the skin still had the blemishless, translucent quality of childhood.
Behind her blemishless, biosculpted features, lurked the hideous truth that beauty was only skin deep--it did not make her better, smarter, or more noble.
Her eyes were moving from word to word, but apart from that her face was still, closed, blemishless as wax.
When she turned back, her face had changed, become set, as if carved from coloured marble or a length of blemishless wood.
He said he never gambled, but still was satisfied that the meddling with cards in any way was immoral and injurious, and no man could be wholly pure and blemishless without eschewing them.