Uncallused

But pale hands that were small and uncallused revealed that the lone occupant was female—and human. ❋ Christie Golden (2010)

His manicured nails and uncallused hands spoke of a life of inadequate handouts and simmering outrage over oppression. ❋ Unknown (2007)

And from the state of her perfect hands, white and uncallused, one who had never toiled. ❋ Laurens, Stephanie (2005)

Frawley imagined the old dockworkers and longshoremen coming back from the grave to find their stomping grounds turned into a community of high-rent condos populated by the young, the clever, the uncallused. ❋ Chuck Hogan (2004)

He was trim enough for someone of his age-late forties would be a good guess-but his shoulders were stooped, and his hands, from which long, sensitive fingers dangled like licorice whips, seemed uncallused and spongy. ❋ Robbins, Tom (2000)

Emien had eliminated his accent; the hand which gripped the wine glass was elegantly uncallused. ❋ Wurts, Janny (1989)

Become yourself, that had been Alvin's command, and so the signature within each living bit of him obeyed the pattern it contained, until his body was whole and perfect, the skin new, uncallused, and unburned. ❋ Card, Orson Scott (1989)

No other occupation left one's hands so soft and uncallused. ❋ De Camp, L. Sprague (1968)