Uninfected [adjective]

If they prove to be uninfected they can be processed for meat storage.

By no means casual, it is none the less as yet uninfected by officialism.

The sullen door, Yet uninfected, on its cautious hinge Fearing to turn, abhors society.

In the interests of the uninfected parishes we trust that the Sanitary Inspector will deal faithfully with the Germs.

They are content with their country, and faithful to their chiefs, and yet uninfected with the fever of migration.

Here were the healthy ones, the uninfected ones who had received preventative inoculations.

The railway mania of 1845 of course did not leave Worcestershire uninfected.

Letters from plague-ridden shores are fitted for the perusal of the uninfected by fumigation and other mysterious processes.

The improvement of Group A—uninfected children—proved to be greatest, and was taken as 100 per cent.

Quarters that were 'uninfected:' this doubtless, with judicious strictness of drilling, were the plan.