sinless
Free from transgression
Free from sin or moral wrongdoing.
The word appears most often in religious contexts, describing a state of perfect moral purity: Only God is truly sinless.
It can also describe specific actions or periods: a sinless life, sinless intentions.
Outside theology, sinless sometimes appears with light irony for minor indulgences: a sinless dessert meaning one without guilt-inducing calories.
Free from deceit
- childlikeHaving youthful innocence
- naiveInnocently unsuspecting
- unblemishedFree from any defect
- unsulliedNot made impure
unworldly · unspoiled · untarnished · unaffected · simple · trustful · uncorrupted · blameless
Completely without blemish
- spotlessCompletely free of marks
- chasteAbstaining from sexual activity
- pristinePure and untouched
- undefiledFree from contamination
virginal · clean · stainless · unstained · unblemished · unsullied · unsoiled · untarnished
Morally good, justified
- moralConcerning right conduct
- ethicalConforming to moral principles
- uprightVertical or morally sound
- honorableHaving high moral standards
noble · principled · incorruptible · exemplary · conscientious · scrupulous · just · good
guileless
Free from deceit
- childlikeHaving youthful innocence
- naiveInnocently unsuspecting
- unblemishedFree from any defect
unsullied · unworldly · unspoiled · untarnished · unaffected · simple · trustful · uncorrupted · blameless · faultless
immaculate
Completely without blemish
undefiled · virginal · clean · stainless · unstained · unblemished · unsullied · unsoiled · untarnished · flawless
righteous
Morally good, justified
honorable · noble · principled · incorruptible · exemplary · conscientious · scrupulous · just · good · worthy
sacred
Worthy of reverence
- divineOf or from gods
- sanctifiedMade sacred through blessing
- blessedReceiving divine favor
hallowed · saintly · angelic · godly · pious · devout · righteous · beatific · spiritual · consecrated