The meaning of Innocent

noun

A sexually attractive young woman.

Usage examples:

He's been pumping up his pecs to impress the babes

noun

A small baby, or infml an affectionate way of addressing a wife, husband, or other person you love

adjective

Gentle and kindly.

Usage examples:

His benign but firm manner

adjective

Kindly and benevolent.

Usage examples:

An old man with a benignant expression

adjective

Innocent of wrongdoing.

Usage examples:

He led a blameless life

adjective

Not responsible for anything bad

Usage examples:

In this situation, no one is completely blameless.

adjective

Abstaining from extramarital, or from all, sexual intercourse.

Usage examples:

What is required of celibate catholic clergy is to remain chaste

adjective

Without having any sexual activity or involvement outside of marriage

Usage examples:

The main character lives a chaste, modest life.

adjective

(of a disease or condition) able to be cured.

Usage examples:

Most skin cancers are completely curable

adjective

(of a disease) able to be treated in such a way that it will go away and the person who had it can become well again

adjective

Conforming with generally accepted standards of respectable or moral behaviour.

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A decent clean-living individual

adjective

Acceptable, satisfactory, or reasonable

Usage examples:

We get good benefits, and the pay is decent., it costs $100 to buy a decent sleeping bag., they’re …

adjective

Free from defect or error.

Usage examples:

Your logic is faultless

adjective

Perfect

Usage examples:

He gave a faultless performance at the piano recital.

adjective

Allowing you to enjoy something without feeling unhappy that you are doing something bad

Usage examples:

A guilt-free chocolate cake made without fat, the travel company offers guilt-free trips that won't…

adjective

Having no guilt; innocent.

Usage examples:

People are forever criticizing the service, and i am not myself guiltless in this

adjective

Not responsible for doing something wrong or committing a crime

adjective

Not able or likely to cause harm.

Usage examples:

The venom of most spiders is harmless to humans

adjective

Not able or likely to cause harm

Usage examples:

Some think television hurts children and others regard it as harmless entertainment.

adjective

Free of deceit; truthful and sincere.

Usage examples:

I haven't been totally honest with you

adverb

Used to persuade someone of the truth of something.

Usage examples:

You'll like it when you get there, honest

adjective

Not deceptive or disposed to cheat

adjective

Bringing or deserving honour.

Usage examples:

This is the only honourable course

adjective

Honest and fair, or deserving praise and respect

Usage examples:

An honourable person, the honourable andrew robinson, the honorable daniel p. moynihan of new york

adjective

In accordance with the highest standards; faultless.

Usage examples:

He had impeccable manners

adjective

Without mistakes or faults; perfect

Usage examples:

Impeccable manners/taste, she was always impeccably dressed.

adjective

(especially of a human body) not having undergone decomposition.

Usage examples:

There are other quirky problems surrounding the phenomenon of incorrupt bodies of saints.

noun

An innocent or unsophisticated young woman, especially in a play or film.

Usage examples:

A guy described me in a magazine as a young ingénue who's desperate for a record deal, and it was j…

adjective

Not harmful or offensive.

Usage examples:

It was an innocuous question

adjective

Completely without harm

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An innocuous statement, innocuous activities

adjective

Not objectionable or harmful.

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A shy, inoffensive, and sensitive girl

adjective

Unassuming in the estimation of one's abilities or achievements.

Usage examples:

He was a very modest man, refusing to take any credit for the enterprise

adjective

Not large in size or amount, or not great in value

Usage examples:

A modest increase in salary, a modest house, although an outstanding scientist, he’s a modest man.

adjective

Not large in size or amount, or not expensive

Usage examples:

Modest amount/budget/profit we have a fairly modest budget, considering our oil wealth., modest ris…

adjective

Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour.

Usage examples:

The moral dimensions of medical intervention

noun

A lesson that can be derived from a story or experience.

Usage examples:

The moral of this story was that one must see the beauty in what one has

adjective

Relating to standards of good behavior, honesty, and fair dealing, or showing high standards of this type

Usage examples:

A highly moral man, it’s her moral obligation to tell the police what she knows., the moral of the …

adjective

Not likely to be harmful and especially not related to cancer

Usage examples:

The usual cause of the disease is a nonmalignant tumour on the pituitary gland at the base of the b…

adjective

Fond of games and amusement; light-hearted.

Usage examples:

A playful tomboy who loves to dress up

adjective

Done as a form of play rather than intended seriously, or wanting to have a good time and not feeling serious

Usage examples:

She gave him a playful push., my mother was in a playful mood that day.

adjective

In its original condition; unspoilt.

Usage examples:

Pristine copies of an early magazine

adjective

Original and pure; not spoiled or worn from use

Usage examples:

The car seemed to be in pristine condition.

adjective

New or almost new, and in very good condition

Usage examples:

Pristine new offices, washing machine for sale - only two months old and in pristine condition.

adjective

Not mixed or adulterated with any other substance or material.

Usage examples:

Cars can run on pure alcohol

adjective

Not mixed with anything else

Usage examples:

The scarf is pure silk., it was a moment of pure joy., the mountain air was fresh and pure (= not p…

adjective

Capable of being cured; treatable.

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A remediable condition that may have serious consequences if not recognized

adjective

Morally right or justifiable.

Usage examples:

Feelings of righteous indignation about pay and conditions

adjective

Unmarked by or resistant to stains or discoloration.

Usage examples:

Stainless surfaces can never mellow with use

adjective

With no marks on it, or made of a substance that is not damaged by air or water and that does not change colour

Usage examples:

Stainless work surfaces, he was a man of stainless character.

adjective

Able to be healed or cured, especially medically.

Usage examples:

The infection is treatable with antibiotics

adjective

A treatable illness or condition can be cured with drugs, exercises, etc.

Usage examples:

Bruises are easily treatable.

adjective

Not damaged or marked in any way.

Usage examples:

Her body was perfectly formed and unblemished

adjective

Not able to be doubted, questioned, or criticized; entirely trustworthy.

Usage examples:

An unimpeachable witness

adjective

Of such a high standard of honesty and moral goodness that it cannot be doubted or criticized

Usage examples:

A spokesman said the bishop was a man of unimpeachable integrity and character.

adjective

Not objectionable; acceptable.

Usage examples:

The bail conditions were unobjectionable as far as he was concerned

adjective

Not spoiled or made impure.

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An unsullied reputation

adjective

(of a person) sitting or standing with the back straight.

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An upright posture

adverb

In or into an upright position.

Usage examples:

She was sitting upright in bed

noun

A post or rod fixed vertically, especially as a structural support.

Usage examples:

The stone uprights of the parapet

adjective

Honest; respectable.

Usage examples:

An upstanding member of the community

noun

A person who has never had sexual intercourse.

Usage examples:

She's still a virgin

adjective

Being, relating to, or appropriate for a virgin.

Usage examples:

His virgin bride

noun

Someone who has never had sex

Usage examples:

A virgin forest, antarctica is virgin territory.

adjective

Having or showing high moral standards.

Usage examples:

She considered herself very virtuous because she neither drank nor smoked

adjective

Possessing good moral qualities

Usage examples:

I’ve been up working since six o’clock this morning so i’m feeling very virtuous.