Definition Synonyms
Definition of immaculate - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
perfectionwithout any mistakes or errors
- His report was immaculate and needed no corrections.
2.
cleanlinessperfectly clean and tidy without any blemish
- Her house was immaculate after the cleaning.
3.
purityRare morally pure and free from sinRare
- She led an immaculate life, devoted to helping others.
Origin of immaculate
Latin, immaculatus (unstained)
Terms with immaculate included in their meaning
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impressive home
home or room maintained in immaculate condition to impress visitors
ethics
morally or spiritually immaculate or ideal
religion
religious holiday celebrating Mary's Immaculate Conception
Examples of immaculate in a sentence
The garden was kept in immaculate condition throughout the year. His suit was immaculate for the interview. The car's interior was immaculate after detailing. His reputation was immaculate, untouched by scandal. The saint was known for her immaculate character.
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- French:impeccable, immaculé, ...
- German:makellos, unbefleckt, ...
- Italian:perfetto, pulitissimo, ...
- Spanish:inmaculado, impoluto, ...
- Portuguese:imaculado, irrepreensível, ...
- Chinese:完美无瑕的, 一尘不染的, ...
- Japanese:完璧な, 完璧に清潔, ...
- Arabic:كَامِل, نَظِيف, ...
- Hebrew:מֻשְׁלָם, מְצוּחְצָח, ...
- Russian:безупречный, опрятный, ...
- Ukrainian:бездоганний, непорочний, ...
- Hindi:त्रुटिहीन, बेदाग, ...
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