unmarred

The street number was unmarred; bold and defiant as if it were waiting for those who lived here to return.

If she was, the woman certainly didn’t look the right age: Her face was perfect and beautiful, unmarred by any worry or smile lines.

Finally, each Defendant built his or her case around the rebuttal presumption that the 2020 presidential election was unmarred by fraud and irregularities.

Forget your Cliffs of Moher and take a detour to those at Slieve League; gasp as you summit the rise and face natural glory unmarred by visitor centers or traveling herds in thin plastic ponchos.

“She deserves to have a college experience unmarred by this issue.”