Unflushed, ppl. a.²

[UN-¹ 8 + FLUSH v.²] Not flushed in color.

[1775.  Ash.]

1860.  Ld. Lytton, Lucile, II. i. § 16. 4. That pale cheek for ever by passion unflush’d.

1868.  H. Bushnell, Moral Uses Dark Th. (1869), 217. We see it in a laying out of white, unflushed by mortal sympathy.