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sinless
The term carries a heavy theological weight and is most frequently encountered in religious texts, sermons, or discussions about morality and divinity. It describes a state of absolute purity, implying the total absence of moral failure or transgression. Because it suggests a standard of perfection, it is often used in an idealistic or unattainable sense when applied to human beings.
In a non-religious context, the word shifts toward a meaning of innocence and purity, often associated with infants or the untouched state of nature. However, even in these cases, the register remains formal and poetic rather than casual.
Compared to "innocent," which can simply mean not guilty of a specific crime or lacking worldly experience, "sinless" implies a deeper, spiritual cleanliness. While "pure" is a broader term that can apply to physical substances or intentions, "sinless" specifically targets the absence of sin as defined by a moral or divine code.
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The priest spoke of a sinless life as the ultimate spiritual goal.
Only a sinless soul can enter the celestial gates.
She looked at the sleeping infant and saw a sinless face.
I wish I could return to a sinless state of childhood innocence.
The prophecy foretold the arrival of a sinless savior.
Is it even possible for a human being to remain truly sinless?
He imagined a world where every heart was sinless and pure.