Wiktionary
a. Not tinted; having a plain or default colour.
Usage examples of "untinted".
Some were translucent lemon-coloured, others dark amber or cognac, with all shades in between, while again there were those that were untinted, clear as snow-melt in a mountain stream, with frosted facets that reflected the flames of the smoky little fire.
After a panoramic view of the dance floor, the camera zoomed in on one couple, showing a close-up of a man wearing regular untinted glasses, his blond forelocks shaking above their frames in time to the music.
A comfortably plump woman, she had a smooth, unlined round face and her grey hair, untinted, shone like newly polished silver.
Blazer was a plain-faced blonde with streaks of blatantly untinted gray showing in a utilitarian ponytail.
She was standing on a little landing at just the right elevation to catch the sunlight from above the stained glass windows, so that she received its untinted volume.
Her hair was verging on gray, obviously untinted under the hard helmet.
The orb grew clearer and clearer until its walls were like untinted glass.
Her blond, untinted hair was very short, and for some reason that struck me as being wrong.
Massed greenery shone behind these cliffs of untinted glass, so that it looked as if the city were rimmed by enormous terrariums.
Some were translucent lemon-coloured, others dark amber or cognac, with all shades in between, while again there were those that were untinted, clear as snow-melt in a mountain stream, with frosted facets that reflected the flames of the smoky little fire.