immaculate
immaculate Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Perfectly clean, neat, or tidy, without any dirt, stain, or blemish.
"The chef maintained an immaculate kitchen where every stainless steel surface gleamed."
Free from flaws, mistakes, or errors; executed with complete precision.
"The pianist delivered an immaculate performance of the complex concerto."
Morally pure, innocent, and completely free from sin or transgression.
"Throughout his long career in public service, the judge preserved an immaculate reputation for integrity."
Of a single uniform color throughout, lacking any spots, markings, or discolorations (used in botany and zoology).
"Unlike related species with speckled wings, this particular moth has immaculate pale forewings."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed in the late Middle English period from Latin immaculatus, meaning 'unstained', formed from the privative prefix in- ('not') and maculatus ('spotted' or 'stained'), from macula ('a spot' or 'blemish').