Unblemishedly

Part of speech: adverb

Definitions

1. In a manner free from any marks, flaws, or faults; exhibiting purity of condition or character without any imperfection; demonstrating being entirely clean and perfect
2. Showing complete absence of defects or stains in appearance or quality; performing actions with utmost integrity and faultlessness; representing an ideal state without any irregularities or damage
3. Characterized by an immaculate and flawless nature; carrying out behavior or processes with spotless and unharmed quality; manifesting the highest level of perfection devoid of any blemishes or errors

Etymology: "Unblemished" is built from "un-" meaning "not" and "blemished," the past participle of "blemish," which in turn comes from Old French "blemir," meaning "to make pale or injure." The idea behind "blemish" is therefore a surface that has been dulled or marred, and "unblemished" describes one that has escaped that damage. "Unblemishedly" adds the suffix "-ly," the common English marker that turns an adjective into an adverb of manner. It is a plain, transparent formation: the word describes an action done in a way that leaves no flaw, as in a task completed unblemishedly. Its meaning follows directly from its parts, with no change in sense along the way.

Synonyms: perfectly, flawlessly, spotlessly, immaculately, cleanly

Antonyms: imperfectly, flawfully, blemishedly, defectively, improperly