unprofaned

She suggested the proper thing to do would be to buy a new black dress unprofaned by visits to the upper boxes.

It is what Italy might 385 be in a golden age—her ruins rebuilt into the transparent air, her woods unprofaned, her people pastoral and refined, and every valley a landscape of Arcadia.

Frivolity, base appetite, contempt are exorcised; and man and woman appear again in unprofaned connection, as brother and sister, the children and the servants of the one Divine Love, and pilgrims to a common aim.

Unprofaned, un-prō-fānd′, adj. not profaned or desecrated.

Invī′olāte, -d, not violated: unprofaned: uninjured.—adv.