unmutilated

Analysis showed that in ethnic groups where mutilation was common, mothers who were themselves mutilated had more children over their reproductive lifetimes than did the unmutilated.

And this also, which was similarly obtained, represents a further restoration of the original, pure, undistorted and unmutilated doctrine of Christianity concerning the communion of souls.

The unmutilated version of the last Inaugural may be found in Holland's "Life of Lincoln," pp.

Wilhelm had required that "Hamlet" should be played entire and unmutilated: the other had agreed to this strange stipulation, in so far as it was possible.

It is necessary to mutilate a corpse, in order to prevent the ghost doing what the live man unmutilated could have done.