a. (UN-1 7 b.)
1607. Dekker, Knt.’s Conjur. (1842), 69. It went away chaste and vnblemishable.
1625. Modell Wit, 67. Her inhærent vnblemishable vertue and honor.
1651. W. Jane, Image Unbroken, 229. A sobrietie vnblemishable by a Traytours malice.
1720. Welton, Suffer. Son of God, II. xiv. 369. So Pure and Unblemishable was His conversation, that He defied His Enemies to convince Him of any sin.
1875. Myers, Poems, 98. Her sweet unblemishable soul.
