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Uncorrupted

adjective

(of language) not having its purity or excellence debased. Synonym: undefiled. "Learn to speak pure English undefiled"

Not decayed or decomposed. Synonym: unspoiled.

Not debased. "Uncorrupted values"

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"Uncorrupted" Quotes from Famous Books

... but it divides both parties. Or it may be described as a canker that has eaten into both, diseased both, rendered both unwholesome, until a condition exists in the dominating parties that requires that the uncorrupted element of both unite to ...

— Story of the Session of the California Legislature of 1909 • Franklin Hichborn

... entitled to the name of prophet as Moses, the first law-giver. Our arguments never became overheated, as these simple yet steadfast Arabs, who held the faith of their forefathers untarnished and uncorrupted by schisms, spoke more with reverence to the great spirit of religion, than with the acrimony of debate. "My brothers," I would reply, "we are all God's creatures, believing in the one great Spirit who created us and all things, who made this atom of dust ...

— The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia • Samuel W. Baker

... And all that time the head will be to you as pleasant company as it ever was when on my body. And at Gwales in Penvro you will be fourscore years, and you may remain there, and the head with you uncorrupted, until you open the door that looks towards Aber Henvelen, and towards Cornwall. And after you have opened that door, there you may no longer tarry, set forth then to London to bury the head and go ...

— The Mabinogion Vol. 3 (of 3) • Owen M. Edwards

Words linked to "Uncorrupted" : language, undefiled, perfect, incorrupt, linguistic communication